Book of condolence for Garda Tony Golden desecrated in Drogheda

The Taoiseach Enda Kenny has condemned the desecration of a book of condolence for the late Garda Tony Golden.

Book of condolence for Garda Tony Golden desecrated in Drogheda

The Taoiseach Enda Kenny has condemned the desecration of a book of condolence for the late Garda Tony Golden.

The book was defaced by a member of the public at Drogheda Garda Station on Tuesday.

It had to be removed and it is reported that the person responsible could face criminal charges.

Speaking at a Fine Gael event in Dublin this evening, Enda Kenny said he was "dismayed" at the news.

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