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VOLUNTEERS IN LONDON have begun the process of removing the impressive poppy display at the Tower of London.
‘Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red’ commemorated the centenary of the First World War.
Some 888,246 ceramic poppies had been planted since July.
More than five million people have travelled to the Tower of London to see the installation.
The display proved so popular that there was a campaign to make it permanent, but thousands of volunteers will dismantle the flowers over the coming weeks.
All images: John Stillwell/PA Images
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IW restored nothing.
@Dave Doyle: I’m not paying for DOBs pension pot
* council restores supply in north Dublin after ‘major burst’ left households with low pressure.
@Thomas Maher: and many premises closed due to lack of water
IW is going all out with their friends in the media to come across as the good guys lately,, do they honestly believe that we will forget about the appalling waste of tax payers money that the sham of a company has been since it was set up?
How much did iw pay private contractors to fix it,or was it council workers.
“customers”
No water in Swords for hours today
Will never acknowledge IW
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