Investigation follows City Hall blast

A water boiler may have been the cause of an explosion which badly damaged Galway City Hall today.

Investigation follows City Hall blast
Fri, 11 Jun, 2010 - 13:43

A water boiler may have been the cause of an explosion which badly damaged Galway City Hall today.

More than a dozen windows, including their frames, were blown out of the rear of the building on College Road at about 8am.

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