Pearse Station piano sent for repairs after it is vandalised

A piano installed at a Dublin train station is being sent for repairs after being vandalised.

Pearse Station piano sent for repairs after it is vandalised
Thu, 28 Nov, 2019 - 16:05
Digital Desk staff

A piano installed at a Dublin train station is being sent for repairs after being vandalised.

The piano was placed in Pearse Station more than two years ago, with commuters encouraged to play the instrument.

However, Irish Rail says it will be out of action for some time due to "extensive mindless" vandalism.

It said a piano tuner is now working to restore the piano back to "its former glory".

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