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Reports three further arrests of juvenile males in the Citywest Hotel public disorder investigation, with the total now 36. The headline says 35 arrests, which differs from the 36 stated in the body text. No existing case covers this incident.

Adds that the three boys arrested in the additional searches have been charged and are due before court, and gives the total arrests as 36.

Article body is missing and contains only template code. The headline says gardaí are seeking the ringleaders behind the Citywest riots, which appears to match the existing Citywest Hotel public disorder case. No date, arrests or other details are given.

Adds body-cam footage of protesters throwing bricks and bottles at gardaí, a person on horseback in the crowd, the investigation's review of CCTV and body-worn camera footage, forensic examinations, and appeals to the public and to parents and community members. Does not add arrest figures.

Reports 23 arrests and two gardaí injured in violent disorder on 22 October, sixteen court appearances on public order offences, and one man charged with violent disorder. Says the protest on 23 October passed peacefully and that Luas services were suspended due to the disorder.

Adds that 16 people, not only the 3 arrested earlier, have been charged and appeared in court. Gives the charges, the court's bail and remand decisions, and the bail conditions for each group.

Headline only: reports that three gardaí were hospitalised after a second night of unrest at Citywest Hotel. The body text is template code with no details. Matched to the existing Citywest public disorder case on the basis of the same hotel and unrest.

Article body is missing; only the headline is available. It reports a night of violence at Citywest, the Garda Commissioner's condemnation, and several arrests, which appears to match the existing Citywest public disorder case.

Names five men charged over the unrest, gives the charges, bail terms and next court dates, and says there is no CCTV evidence.

Adds that gardaí were attacked with fireworks and bricks and a garda van was set alight, that horse-drawn sulkies were used against police lines, that a charity condemned the use of horses, and that five men appeared in court in connection with the riot.

Update 4 detailing arrests, charges, and dispositions following the Saggart public disorder incidents, including court listing at the Criminal Courts of Justice on 23 October 2025.

Confirms both detainees have been charged and are due to appear at the Criminal Courts of Justice at 4:30pm on 25 October 2025; investigations remain ongoing.

Only the headline is usable; the article body is template code. The headline's Citywest location and garda line fit the Citywest public disorder case (12165), so it is matched as a followup. No date, arrest or charge is stated in the supplied text.

The article body is missing; only the headline is available. It adds that a Garda van was set on fire at Citywest during a protest, which matches the existing Citywest public disorder case. It mentions no arrests.

Garda press release confirming five men charged with public order offences and one woman released without charge following public disorder in Citywest, Dublin; a female Garda was injured and treated in hospital.

Statement from Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly describing the violent disorder, the Garda response including Public Order Units, Water Cannon, Mounted Units and Dog Units, the six arrests, and the ongoing criminal investigation.