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23/10/2021

PHOTOS: This much loved old tree at the Demesne has been cut down

PHOTOS: This tree at the Demesne has been cut down

The tree before it was cut down.

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One of the largest and oldest trees in the Demesne Dundalk has been cut down. The Dundalk Democrat understand that the tree was cut down for health and safety reasons. 

Pictures by Darran Rafferty. 

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