NEIGHBOURS in a street where a junction has been shut have described the trial scheme as farcical after several delays with their rubbish collections. Bollards have been installed at the junction between Queen’s Park Terrace and Queen s Park Rise as part of the School Streets scheme outside St Luke s Primary School. Residents say the closure has caused disruption to their usual rubbish and recycling collection times, as the trucks have struggled to reverse out of Queen s Park Rise. Alan Meredith, who lives in Queen s Park Mews, said: We realised we were not getting our collections and wondered if it was to do with the bollards.
LMFM By Ruth O Connell The incident happened in May 2019.
A 37 year old man accused of attempting to murder a man in Dundalk, has been remanded in custody to appear in court again on Thursday.
William Duffy with an address at Park Mews, Coulter Place, Dundalk appeared before Judge Marie Quirke at Dublin District Court on Saturday.
The charge relates to an alleged incident at Marian Park, Dundalk shortly before 11pm on May 28th 2019, where two shots were discharged.