Public urged to come forward after attacks on Finglas buses

People in Finglas are being urged to come forward with information following an alleged spate of attacks on buses in the area.

Public urged to come forward after attacks on Finglas buses
Fri, 21 Mar, 2008 - 08:15

People in Finglas are being urged to come forward with information following an alleged spate of attacks on buses in the area.

Dublin Bus drivers are curtailing their services in Finglas south and west this evening.

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