Crowds of anti-immigration protesters block traffic with sit-in on O'Connell Bridge; garda public order units deployed
Briefly

The anti-immigration protesters, carrying flags and banners, marched through Dublin city, expressing sentiments of nationalism and calling for stricter border controls reminiscent of Germany.
Despite a strong police presence to keep rival groups apart, the atmosphere was tense as anti-immigration protesters shouted slogans aimed at expelling immigrants, showcasing deep societal divisions.
The scene was marked by significant counter-demonstrations, with anti-racism activists chanting against far-right sentiments, highlighting the ongoing battle over immigration and national identity in Ireland.
Temporary detentions were reported by gardaí, despite officials stating they were unaware of any arrests, indicating a complex dynamic between law enforcement and protest actions.
Read at Irish Independent
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