Dublin City Council has apologised for a misleading statement issued about a cycleway on Griffith Avenue.
The council is currently putting cycleways on road space involving the removal of parking spaces and reducing the road to one lane each way for cars.
The council had stated recently that a previous feasibility report on cycling for a section of the road was not approved by local councillors on the North Central Area Committee when presented to them in October 2019.
However, in a statement issued on Tuesday evening the council admitted that this was not the case and the report had not actually been on the agenda of that meeting.
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A husband and wife falsely tried to claim they had been injured in a car accident after the husband reversed into an off-duty garda driving a van, a Dublin cour.
False insurance claim: Couple who claimed injury after reversing into garda to be sentenced later
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A husband and wife falsely tried to claim they had been injured in a car accident after the husband reversed into an off-duty garda driving a van, a Dublin court has heard.
Rene Cifra (34) was only 15 minutes into his new job as a food delivery man in May 2019 when he missed the house he was delivering to and decided to reverse down Griffith Avenue, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard on Tuesday.
Cifra collided with a Mercedes van which was being driven by an off-duty garda and ended up writing off his car.
Couple made a false insurance claim after husband reversed into garda, court hears Rene Cifra (34) was 15 minutes into his new job as a food delivery man when incident happened
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Judge Karen O’Connor ordered a probation report into the couple and adjourned the matter for sentencing on July 27th.
A husband and wife falsely tried to claim they had been injured in a car accident after the husband reversed into an off-duty garda driving a van, a Dublin court has heard.
Rene Cifra (34) was only 15 minutes into his new job as a food delivery man in May 2019 when he missed the house he was delivering to and decided to reverse down Griffith Avenue, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard on Tuesday.