#public-order

#public-order

Mothers Against Genocide protested in Dublin on Mother's Day to address violence in Gaza, resulting in arrests after blocking access to government buildings.

Activists protested on Mother's Day against Gaza violence, prompting arrests for blocking access to government buildings.

Police should prioritize community issues over social media responses, says Prime Minister.

Debate on free speech intensifies amid police investigations into social media posts.

Gardaí in Dublin city centre to receive enhanced public-order resources after riots.

Government invests almost €9 million in new public-order equipment for Gardaí.

Arrests connected to disturbances at a site intended for asylum seekers highlight community tensions.

A violent altercation involving 15 young men occurred in Sligo, resulting in one person hospitalized and a subsequent arrest and charge.

Lorcan Ó Snodaigh received a suspended sentence for obstructing gardaí during a drunken public disturbance.

Rural Ireland faces a law-and-order crisis with increasing crime rates affecting businesses and prompting worker resignations.

Police seek a man regarding a public order offence on the Underground involving inappropriate behavior.

An arrest was made following incidents targeting Jewish-owned businesses, with ongoing investigations into potential hate crimes.

The Met police is under scrutiny for its response to a pro-Palestine protest, leading to calls for an independent inquiry into their tactics.

Thousands protested Israel's war on Gaza in London, demanding change amidst police restrictions and arrests, indicating heightened public engagement.

Police eased protest restrictions following another event's cancellation, indicating responsiveness to organizers' concerns and acknowledging the peaceful nature of previous marches.

The 'Enough is Enough' protest led to significant police response and multiple arrests due to violent disorder related to misinformation about the murder perpetrator.

Protests against Hillary Clinton at Queen's University highlight tensions between freedom of expression and maintaining respectful dialogue during important international conferences.

The protest reflects rising anti-immigration sentiment in Ireland amid counter-demonstrations, indicating a growing societal divide over immigration policies.

Garda units cleared O'Connell Bridge of anti-immigration protesters leading to detentions and public disruption.

Brussels police used water cannons against protesters opposing far-right politician Jordan Bardella during his memoir presentation.

Marieha Hussain was found not guilty of a racially aggravated public-order offense related to her protest placard.

Around 1,000 police officers deployed to manage potential disturbances during protests in the capital.

Protesters seen displaying a mix of flags and slogans in support of patriotism and against 'far right' associations.

Dublin saw significant anti-immigration protests that resulted in 16 arrests, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding immigration and public safety.

Protests in Dublin led to significant transport disruptions and law enforcement interventions.

The Green Line of Luas is disrupted due to protests, causing significant traffic issues in Dublin.

Amsterdam banned protests for three days following violent attacks on Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters, highlighting rising tensions and antisemitic sentiments.

A woman was arrested for making antisemitic remarks and assaulting police officers at The Angel Church.

Man given conditional discharge for wearing Hamas headband at pro-Palestine rally in London.

A 13-year-old has pleaded guilty to racially aggravated assault after an incident involving a shop worker.

Misinformation spread on social media regarding a school incident prompted Gardaí to clarify the facts and urge verification of shared information.

Gardaí are preparing for a high demand of football fans in Dublin while enforcing strict alcohol regulations amidst a return of a major match.

The Policing Authority is focusing on enhancing support for gardaí during serious public order events, particularly after the Dublin riots.

Gardaí intervened in a public order incident at Letterkenny church, resulting in five arrests and a temporary interruption of mass.

Protesters in Dublin demonstrated against immigration, leading to public order incidents and multiple arrests.

Gardaí enforced a graduated policing response to manage the protests.

Metropolitan Police investigate rioting and Islamophobic chanting in London with over 100 arrests made.

Two men jailed for participating in July 2021 London riots, demonstrating ongoing issues of public disorder and violence against police.

Far-right protests in Ireland are gaining traction, with figures like Scott Delaney promoting them on social media.

Garda leave is cancelled to manage security at the high-demand fixture, emphasizing the focus on maintaining order among supporters.