Deputy lord mayor rejects plans to limit marches

Dublin City Council plans to limit marches in the capital were tonight rejected by the deputy Lord Mayor.

Dublin City Council plans to limit marches in the capital were tonight rejected by the deputy Lord Mayor.

Dublin City manager John Fitzgerald proposed at last night’s monthly meeting that the local authority should introduce regulations to limit the right to protest in O’Connell Street.

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