Council tells Carrickmines residents they will be on temporary site for six, not eight, months

Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council has agreed that members of the travelling community, whose halting site was destroyed in a fire which killed 10 people, will be housed at a temporary site for six months instead of eight.

Council tells Carrickmines residents they will be on temporary site for six, not eight, months

Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council has agreed that members of the travelling community, whose halting site was destroyed in a fire which killed 10 people, will be housed at a temporary site for six months instead of eight.

Council officials have met with local residents who have blocked the temporary site to discuss their concerns.

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