Two men arrested in relation to vandalism of Luke Kelly statue

Two men have been arrested in relation to two separate incidents of vandalism on the €80,000 statue of the late musician and singer Luke Kelly.
The President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, at the statue of Luke Kelly on Dublin's Guild Street, in January of 2020. File pic.
The President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, at the statue of Luke Kelly on Dublin's Guild Street, in January of 2020. File pic.
Tue, 02 Jun, 2020 - 12:17
Sarah Slater

Two men have been arrested in relation to two separate incidents of vandalism on the €80,000 statue of the late musician and singer Luke Kelly.

The men were taken into custody late on Monday night and have since been released from Store St. Garda Station.

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