Book of condolences open at Mansion House

People have been gathering all day at Dublin's Mansion House to sign the book of condolences in memory of those killed in the London bombings.

Book of condolences open at Mansion House
Mon, 11 Jul, 2005 - 16:23

People have been gathering all day at Dublin's Mansion House to sign the book of condolences in memory of those killed in the London bombings.

Forty-nine people are now confirmed dead after four blasts on London's Underground and a bus last Thursday.

The Book of Condolence is open today until 4pm and will reopen tomorrow at 11am.

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