Ireland Case No. 5089Public order offence; assault; criminal damage; possession of a knife · Co. Dublin · 19 Sep 2024
16 charged after anti-immigration protest on O'Connell Bridge, Dublin
Sixteen people were charged with public order offences, assault, criminal damage, and possession of a knife following anti-immigration protests on O'Connell Bridge, Dublin, on 19 September 2024. Twenty-two people were arrested in total, including 14 adult males and 8 adult females aged from their 20s to 60s.
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- Arrestednot reported
- Charged20 Sep
- In court
- Verdict
- Sentenced
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Key facts
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- what16 individuals were charged primarily with public order offences, along with assault, criminal damage, and possession of a knife (dublinlive.ie)
- what22 people were arrested in total (dublinlive.ie)
- whatThose arrested included 14 adult males and 8 adult females, ranging in age from their 20s to 60s (dublinlive.ie)
- whatThe protest was anti-immigration (dublinlive.ie)
- whatTraffic was held up on O'Connell Bridge throughout the afternoon (dublinlive.ie)
- whereThe protest took place on O'Connell Bridge in Dublin city centre (dublinlive.ie)
- courtOne male had already been charged and appeared before the courts (dublinlive.ie)
- courtThree individuals were due to appear before Dublin District Court on Friday 20 September 2024 at 10:30 am (dublinlive.ie)
- courtThirteen others were charged and released with court appearances scheduled over the coming weeks (dublinlive.ie)
- otherThe remaining individuals would be dealt with under the Adult Caution scheme (dublinlive.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 20 Sep202416 charged after public order incidents in Dublin city centre
Reports the charging of 16 individuals from 22 arrests following the anti-immigration protest, with details on court appearances at Dublin District Court and the Adult Caution scheme for remaining individuals.
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