Father vows to fight Dublin airport chiefs over noise issues of planned north runway

Liam O’Gradaigh has battled along with his wife Sheena to keep their son Donagh, who is now aged 11, alive.

Father vows to fight Dublin airport chiefs over noise issues of planned north runway
Sun, 21 Jul, 2019 - 11:19
Sarah Slater

Donagh and Liam O’ Gradaigh
Donagh and Liam O’ Gradaigh

A father-of-two will not give-up on the health of his son and vows to fight Dublin airport chiefs over noise issues of the planned north runway.

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