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Calls For Vandals To Pay For Damage They Cause To Public Property

Vandalism To Public Property

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18.38 30 Mar 2022

Calls For Vandals To Pay For Damage They Cause To Public Property

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There is a call for vandals to pay for the damage they cause to public property.

It comes as a number of park benches and bins were set on fire in a Dublin park.

Some of the damage deliberately caused to benches and bins at Herbert Park in Ballsbridge following a number of incidents in recent months pic.twitter.com/7Enn5apNT1

— Emma Tyrrell (Ní Riain) (@EmmaNiRiain) March 30, 2022

Newstalk reporter Josh Crosbie has been getting the public's mood on this idea.

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