Dublin City Council opens book of condolence for George Floyd

Tom Brabazon, Lord Mayor of Dublin, has opened a book of condolence for the people of Dublin to extend their sympathies to Mr Floyd’s family.
Dublin City Council opens book of condolence for George Floyd
Wed, 03 Jun, 2020 - 19:33
Steve Neville

Dublin City Council has opened a book of condolence for George Floyd.

Mr Floyd was killed when a white police officer held him down by pressing a knee into his neck in Minneapolis last week.

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