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'Expect far right to unleash more disruption after Dublin riot warns Irish police chief' Guardian newspaper headline article 25 November 2023 UK Stock Photo

RM2TA6YRM–'Expect far right to unleash more disruption after Dublin riot warns Irish police chief' Guardian newspaper headline article 25 November 2023 UK

Labour Senator Rebecca Moynihan speaks to the media about the Dublin riot outside Leinster House. Picture date: Tuesday November 28, 2023. Stock Photo

RM2TA1KHT–Labour Senator Rebecca Moynihan speaks to the media about the Dublin riot outside Leinster House. Picture date: Tuesday November 28, 2023.

Dublin, Ireland. 02nd Mar, 2023. 'Project Stryker', a directorial location for Riot Games' own e-sports broadcasts. The company set up shop in the Irish capital in mid-2022. Behind the inconspicuous facade of an abandoned nightclub in the suburb of Swords is the hub of the company's own e-sports broadcasts. Credit: Niklas Graeber/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2PK70E2–Dublin, Ireland. 02nd Mar, 2023. 'Project Stryker', a directorial location for Riot Games' own e-sports broadcasts. The company set up shop in the Irish capital in mid-2022. Behind the inconspicuous facade of an abandoned nightclub in the suburb of Swords is the hub of the company's own e-sports broadcasts. Credit: Niklas Graeber/dpa/Alamy Live News

Barriers surround the Irish Parliament after Dublin riots to keep out protesters. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Stock Photo

RM2TBX5PD–Barriers surround the Irish Parliament after Dublin riots to keep out protesters. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days.

Riot police stationed outside the Leinster House in Dublin after violent scenes unfolded following an attack on Parnell Square East where five people were injured, including three young children. Picture date: Thursday November 23, 2023. Stock Photo

RM2T99E7M–Riot police stationed outside the Leinster House in Dublin after violent scenes unfolded following an attack on Parnell Square East where five people were injured, including three young children. Picture date: Thursday November 23, 2023.

RM2TBX66E–Barriers surround the Irish Parliament after Dublin riots to keep out protesters. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. Barriers surround the Irish Parliament after Dublin riots to keep out protesters. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro Stock Photo

RM2TBX604–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. Barriers surround the Irish Parliament after Dublin riots to keep out protesters. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro

Ireland protest. Protests Dublin Ireland flag in fire. Symbol of riot. Demonstration. Fire and flame. Destroy and terrorism. Out of focus Stock Photo

RF2T9B95M–Ireland protest. Protests Dublin Ireland flag in fire. Symbol of riot. Demonstration. Fire and flame. Destroy and terrorism. Out of focus

Dublin, Ireland. 02nd Mar, 2023. A control room in 'Project Stryker,' the control room location for Riot Games' own e-sports broadcasts. The company set up shop in the Irish capital in mid-2022. Behind the inconspicuous facade of an abandoned nightclub in the suburb of Swords is the hub of the company's own e-sports broadcasts. (to dpa From nightclub to e-sports hub) Credit: Niklas Graeber/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2PK70DN–Dublin, Ireland. 02nd Mar, 2023. A control room in 'Project Stryker,' the control room location for Riot Games' own e-sports broadcasts. The company set up shop in the Irish capital in mid-2022. Behind the inconspicuous facade of an abandoned nightclub in the suburb of Swords is the hub of the company's own e-sports broadcasts. (to dpa From nightclub to e-sports hub) Credit: Niklas Graeber/dpa/Alamy Live News

RM2TBX5P8–Barriers surround the Irish Parliament after Dublin riots to keep out protesters. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days.

RM2TBX652–Barriers surround the Irish Parliament after Dublin riots to keep out protesters. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2TBX625–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. Barriers surround the Irish Parliament after Dublin riots to keep out protesters. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro

Ireland protest. Protests Dublin. People rise hand. Ireland flag. Street riot. Demonstration. Fire and flame. Destroy and terrorism. Out of focus Stock Photo

RF2T9B981–Ireland protest. Protests Dublin. People rise hand. Ireland flag. Street riot. Demonstration. Fire and flame. Destroy and terrorism. Out of focus

RM2TBX5PC–Barriers surround the Irish Parliament after Dublin riots to keep out protesters. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days.

RM2TBX67J–Barriers surround the Irish Parliament after Dublin riots to keep out protesters. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2TBX601–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. Barriers surround the Irish Parliament after Dublin riots to keep out protesters. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro

Ireland protest. Protests Dublin. People rise hand. Ireland flag. Out of focus Stock Photo

RF2T9B98W–Ireland protest. Protests Dublin. People rise hand. Ireland flag. Out of focus

A protester holds a placard reading 'Violence is not Dublin's voice as he is interviewed. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Stock Photo

RM2TBX5P4–A protester holds a placard reading 'Violence is not Dublin's voice as he is interviewed. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days.

The Asics store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Stock Photo

RM2TBX655–The Asics store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. A protester holds a placard reading ''Violence is not Dublin's voice as he is interviewed. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Stock Photo

RM2TBX607–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. A protester holds a placard reading ''Violence is not Dublin's voice as he is interviewed. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia

Ireland protest. Protests Dublin. People rise hand. Ireland flag. Demonstration. Out of focus Stock Photo

RF2WX2CNM–Ireland protest. Protests Dublin. People rise hand. Ireland flag. Demonstration. Out of focus

A protester holds a placard reading, 'they don't represent us' during the demonstration. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Stock Photo

RM2TBX5P9–A protester holds a placard reading, 'they don't represent us' during the demonstration. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days.

RM2TBX66A–The Asics store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. A protester holds a placard reading, ''they don't represent us'' during the demonstration. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Stock Photo

RM2TBX62B–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. A protester holds a placard reading, ''they don't represent us'' during the demonstration. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia

Luas' security officers seen wearing anti-stab vest during their street patrol following the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Stock Photo

RM2TBX5PB–Luas' security officers seen wearing anti-stab vest during their street patrol following the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days.

Police patrols the streets two days after the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Stock Photo

RM2TBX66K–Police patrols the streets two days after the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. The Asics store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images via ZUMA Stock Photo

RM2TBX62D–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. The Asics store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images via ZUMA

A man stands infront of the closed Asics store on o'connell street after it was looted in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Stock Photo

RM2TBX5ND–A man stands infront of the closed Asics store on o'connell street after it was looted in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days.

RM2TBX67K–Police patrols the streets two days after the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. Police patrols the streets two days after the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images vi Stock Photo

RM2TBX62A–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. Police patrols the streets two days after the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images vi

Dublin, Ireland. 26th Nov, 2023. Police patrols the streets two days after the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2TBX5PA–Dublin, Ireland. 26th Nov, 2023. Police patrols the streets two days after the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

The Foot Locker store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Stock Photo

RM2TBX67R–The Foot Locker store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. Luas' security officers seen wearing anti-stab vest during their street patrol following the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image Stock Photo

RM2TBX626–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. Luas' security officers seen wearing anti-stab vest during their street patrol following the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image

Dublin, Ireland. 26th Nov, 2023. The Asics store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2TBX5N7–Dublin, Ireland. 26th Nov, 2023. The Asics store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

RM2TBX659–A protester holds a placard reading 'Violence is not Dublin's voice as he is interviewed. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2TBX628–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. Police patrols the streets two days after the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images vi

RM2TBX5PE–Dublin, Ireland. 26th Nov, 2023. The Asics store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

RM2TBX67N–A protester holds a placard reading, 'they don't represent us' during the demonstration. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2TBX606–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. The Asics store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images via ZUMA

RM2TBX5P6–Dublin, Ireland. 26th Nov, 2023. Police patrols the streets two days after the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

RM2TBX653–Luas' security officers seen wearing anti-stab vest during their street patrol following the Dublin riots. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Ima

Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. The Foot Locker store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images vi Stock Photo

RM2TBX602–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. The Foot Locker store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images vi

Dublin, Ireland. 26th Nov, 2023. The Foot Locker store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2TBX5P7–Dublin, Ireland. 26th Nov, 2023. The Foot Locker store seen closed after lootings in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

RM2TBX66J–A man stands infront of the closed Asics store on o'connell street after it was looted in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Photo by Maria Giulia Molinaro Vitale/SOPA Images/Sipa

Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. A man stands infront of the closed Asics store on o'connell street after it was looted in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria Stock Photo

RM2TBX62C–Dublin, Ireland. 27th Nov, 2023. A man stands infront of the closed Asics store on o'connell street after it was looted in Dublin. On 23 November 2023, Dublin experienced one of the most serious riots in its history since independence. Following the attempted stabbing of three children in front of a school in the city centre, the Irish far-right leaders called out their followers on O'Connell street, Dublin's central thoroughfare, to violently protest against immigrants and the country's reception policies. The violent riots forced some looted shops to close for days. (Credit Image: © Maria

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