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I’m sure the local Gardaí are currently searching desperately for these billboard-hating thugs, and it’s something of a blessing that Roadstone have security cameras plastered all over this area.

Sweet as…

Sweet as…
t is, undoubtedly, a thing of beauty, and it’s sitting right at the bottom of the Sugar Loaf mountain.
Only, you know, you can’t actually see it. Not even on the billboard picture outside the heavily-locked and CCTV-laden entrance.
Part of a campaign spearheaded by 75-year-old diving enthusiast Albert Kerr, the pugnacious pensioner believes the 12-acre clear-water quarry could be a major aquatic recreational facility, perfect for scuba diving, kayaking, abseiling and wind surfing. The multi-million-euro company who created the quarry, Roadstone, feel slightly differently. They reckon it would the 12-acre clear-water quarry would be perfect for construction waste.
It was shortly after GG spoke with Albert up at the Calary Quarry entrance on May 6th that the vandalism of the campaign sign occurred.
It’s a real mind-twister, and no mistake. Are there packs of roaming vandals in the Kilmacanogue area who are particularly incensed by images of lakes? By capital letters? The colour blue?
Perhaps they can help the law identify just who it was that committed this senseless act?