Mayo County Council have been accused of acting 'disingenuously' over the removal of a roadside memorial to a 21-year-old man who died in August 2017
The family of a man from England who died after being found unconscious outside a house in Co Mayo in 2017 have accused the local council of being "disingenuous" over the removal of a roadside memorial to him.
Speaking on RTÉ's Liveline, his father Adrian Deacy said the memorial was erected on 4 January this year and was removed by Mayo County Council on 17 January. Mayo County Council have removed this memorial to Joe Deacy, who was murdered in the county two years ago. Joe's dad Adrian is telling @joeliveline why he wants the memorial put back on the side of the road #liveline pic.twitter.com/wYl3np0sVh
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