'Monumental failure': Lord Mayor criticises Dublin City Council executive over handling of plan to rename Herzog Park

Sun, 30 Nov, 2025 - 19:22

Tadgh McNally, Political Reporter

A proposal to dename Herzog Park in Rathgar is to be dropped by Dublin City Council, as Lord Mayor Ray McAdam accuses the executive of a “monumental failure” over the plan.

Plans to remove the name from the park were due to be voted on by councillors on Monday.

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