Land left abandoned at Sean Moore Park had grown into a vital habitat for frogs, bats, newts, and an endangered species of eels.
But, in the past few days, it was levelled and destroyed.
The local authority says it will now review its practices.
Tuesday, 24 September 2019 16:29
By Hugh O'Farrell Walsh
Land left abandoned at Sean Moore Park had grown into a vital habitat for frogs, bats, newts, and an endangered species of eels.
But, in the past few days, it was levelled and destroyed.
The local authority says it will now review its practices.
Wicklow Team Wins Red Bull Soapbox Race in Belfast
The Pretengineers earned their Wiiings in front of more than 35 thousand fans.
Wicklow Councillors: Answers & Action Needed For Long Derelict Wicklow Courthouse
They say an investment plan in line with Wicklow’s growing population must meet growing judicial needs.
Three Wicklow Beaches Can Fly The Blue Flag This Summer
Blue Flag is one of the world’s most recognized awards for beaches, marinas and boats.
Local Radio Plays A Huge Role In Community Engagement
The latest JNLR survey shows local attracts 2.3 million adult listeners daily.
Improvements Required At Bray Disability Centre Following HIQA Inspection
Heavy rain shower
High: 12°C | Low: 11°C
Heavy rain shower
High: 11°C | Low: 11°C
Light rain
High: 14°C | Low: 11°C
Heavy rain shower
High: 13°C | Low: 11°C
Heavy rain shower
High: 13°C | Low: 10°C