McNamara ordered to tear down 'Achill-Henge'

A property developer has been ordered to tear down a Stonehenge-type of structure on Achill Island.

McNamara ordered to tear down 'Achill-Henge'
Thu, 15 Mar, 2012 - 13:41

A property developer has today been ordered to tear down a Stonehenge-type of structure on Achill Island.

The man behind 'Achill-Henge' is Joe McNamara from Salthill, Galway who previously came to public attention for protests against Anglo Irish Bank.

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