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Nature lovers urged to join protest to save Dublin parkland

It is being organised as a last minute appeal to South Dublin County Council to re-think plans to bulldoze an area of wild parkland to make way for new playing pitches.

Nature lovers urged to join protest to save Dublin parkland

Sun, 29 Sep, 2019 - 10:55

Digital Desk staff

Dog walkers and nature-lovers are being urged to join a peaceful protest today at Dublin's Dodder Valley Park.

It is being organised as a last minute appeal to South Dublin County Council to re-think plans to bulldoze an area of wild parkland to make way for new playing pitches.

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