Case No. 12311Criminal damage (public order incident) · Co. Dublin · 23 Oct 2025
Centre housing asylum seekers attacked in Dublin 8
A centre housing around 20 International Protection applicants in Dublin's south inner city was attacked by a small group wearing hoods. Nobody was injured, but windows were broken and residents were moved to the rear of the building.
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Key facts
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- whatA small group of people wearing hoods threw objects at the windows and doors of the centre. (rte.ie)
- whatWindows were broken and residents had to be moved to the rear of the building. (rte.ie)
- whatA number of wheelie bins were damaged by fire. (rte.ie)
- whereThe centre houses around 20 International Protection applicants in Dublin's south inner city. (rte.ie)
- whenThe attack happened at approximately 7.05pm on the evening before the article was published. (rte.ie)
- causeCouncillor Darragh Moriarty said the protest was planned and circulated on social media. (rte.ie)
- otherNobody was injured in the attack. (rte.ie)
- otherFootage on social media shows shouts of "get them out" during the attack. (rte.ie)
- otherLocal Labour councillor Darragh Moriarty condemned the attack and called for more policing of sites accommodating International Protection applicants. (rte.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 24 Oct2025Centre housing asylum seekers in Dublin attacked
First report of the attack. Gardaí confirmed a public order incident around 7.05pm, with wheelie bins burned and windows broken. Footage shows shouts of "get them out". A local councillor said the protest was planned and circulated on social media.