Travellers vow to restart protest

Travellers tonight vowed to restart their protest if a controversial 20 tonne concrete barrier in Dublin is not removed.

Travellers vow to restart protest
Fri, 08 Oct, 2004 - 19:55

Travellers tonight vowed to restart their protest if a controversial 20 tonne concrete barrier in Dublin is not removed.

The protest at Dunsink Lane in Finglas was temporarily suspended at 5pm.

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