Vandalism issues continue in south Dublin playground despite CCTV

A south Dublin community is being given a bad name after numourous vandalism incidents.

Vandalism issues continue in south Dublin playground despite CCTV

A south Dublin community is being given a bad name after numerous vandalism incidents.

Balgaddy playground has been victim once again this week as a fire was lit under a climbing frame.

€20,000 was recently invested to upgrade a CCTV system in the area.

Mark Ward, a local Sinn Féin councillor in the locality, said: "Balgaddy is a young, thriving community, the vast majority of people who are there just want to get on with their lives."

"They have a really good community spirit and the likes of this only gives the whole area a bad name," he added.

Posts on social media from earlier in the year show that this is an ongoing issue.

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