01/07/2014

Severe Traffic Disruption Caused By Man On Ulster Bank Roof

It is understood that a man is currently on top of the Ulster Bank building on Dame Street. The man first appeared on the roof of the Abercrombie & Fitch building before moving to the adjacent bank building.

There are severe traffic disruptions in Dublin city centre, with traffic around College Green, Dame Street and Westmoreland street blocked by Gardaí.

It is not know why the man is on the roof of the bank and Gardaí have not revealed any more information.

It is understood that the man is bare-chested.

Motorists and pedestrians have been advised to avoid the area if possible.

(MH/IT)

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