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In their monthly meeting, Dublin city councillors passed a new litter plan for the city, disposed of a few council buildings, and debated whether the College Green 1916 banner should be dragged from the front of the Bank of Ireland.
Dublin’s city councillors gathered Monday for their monthly meeting. Here’s what happened.
