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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Beautiful Barley Harbour in Newtowncashel, a popular location amongst locals and tourists alike, was targeted by vandals overnight.
Local man Kevin Casey revealed that he had gone down to Barley Harbour this morning, Tuesday, only to find numerous tracks left in the grass, along with two road signs; a stop sign and a sign for the Corlea Trackway Visitor Centre in Kenagh.
"It's an annual thing," the local sculptor conceded.
"The grass will recover but the more worrying thing is them taking down the stop sign."
Revealing that he had been in contact with the caretaker in Corlea, Kevin pointed out that he had no idea when or from where the signs were taken.
"I walked down this morning and saw the two signs in the car park. They must have been doing doughnuts with them underneath their wheels to preserve the tyres."
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