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Gradually losing all our tall buildings


Published on Friday 3 February 2012 12:00

n WATCHING the destruction of Campbell’s Tower I wondered if there was some underground movement (no pun intended) to reduce our townscape to the same level as the surrounding area?

We are gradually losing all our tall buildings.

How soon will it be that the only tall structure to guide us weary Linnets home from our travels will be the silo on the docks?

JOHN FLANAGAN via email


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