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A COUPLE OF months back Dublin City Council started leaving little messages beside pieces of graffiti around the Corporation Offices on Wood Quay, highlighting the cost of removing the works of art.
Graffiti alluding to U2′s perceived status as ‘tax dodgers’ has also become a common occurrence around the city now, and Dublin City Council has something to say about it:
A flawed work that desperately strives to mirror the mood of the public. But in highlighting the issues surrounding U2′s tax affairs, the ‘artist’ has created a piece that will itself put further strain on our tax reserves.
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(Image: rickophis via Reddit, who says "This appeared next to graffiti on my friend's apartment block today")
Monday 18 November, 2024
Monday 18 November, 2024
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Dublin City Council tackles anti-U2 graffiti
A COUPLE OF months back Dublin City Council started leaving little messages beside pieces of graffiti around the Corporation Offices on Wood Quay, highlighting the cost of removing the works of art.
Graffiti alluding to U2′s perceived status as ‘tax dodgers’ has also become a common occurrence around the city now, and Dublin City Council has something to say about it:
(Image: rickophis via Reddit, who says "This appeared next to graffiti on my friend's apartment block today")
Here's the 'exhibition' at Wood Quay:
Graffiti
Graffiti
Graffiti
Graffiti
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