John Giles, Brother Kevin Crowley to get Freedom of Dublin City

Football pundit John Giles and Brother Kevin Crowley of the Capuchin Day Centre are set to receive the Freedom of the City of Dublin.

John Giles, Brother Kevin Crowley to get Freedom of Dublin City
Tue, 02 Sep, 2014 - 11:10

Football pundit John Giles and Brother Kevin Crowley of the Capuchin Day Centre are set to receive the Freedom of the City of Dublin.

The two men were put forward for the award by Dublin City Council last night.

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