 The station, now called Connolly Station, stands a few hundred metres from North Strand Road, where the bombing damage was heaviest.Flynn similarly contended that the German bombing of Dundalk on 4 July was also a pre-warning by Lord Haw Haw as a punishment for Dundalk being the point of shipment of Irish cattle sold to the United Kingdom.After the war Winston Churchill said that "the bombing of Dublin on the night of 30 May 1941, may well have been an unforeseen and unintended result of our interference with 'Y'."