Suspected gas explosion damages Galway City Hall

Galway City Hall was badly damaged in a suspected gas explosion today.

Suspected gas explosion damages Galway City Hall
Fri, 11 Jun, 2010 - 11:22

Galway City Hall was badly damaged in a suspected gas explosion today.

About a dozen windows at the rear of the building on College Road were blown out in a blast at about 8am.

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