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Power City denies dumping accusation

Electrical retailer Power City is denying responsibility for the dumping of 700 fridges at a traveller halting site in West Dublin.

Power City denies dumping accusation

Sat, 12 Feb, 2005 - 09:00

Electrical retailer Power City is denying responsibility for the dumping of 700 fridges at a traveller halting site in West Dublin.

The appliances were discovered in Clondalkin by waste enforcement officers from South Dublin County Council.

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