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Dublin riot: More arrests 'certain' as police look at CCTV Dublin riot: Floral tributes to victims of stabbing
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Flowers have been left to the victims of Thursday's stabbing in Dublin
Floral tributes have been left for the victims of Thursday's stabbing attack in Dublin, which was followed by hours of rioting in the city centre.
Three children and a school care assistant were injured in the knife attack outside a school. A five-year-old girl remains in a critical condition in hospital.
Vehicles were set on fire and shops looted in the subsequent disorder.
Police are trawling through 6,000 hours of CCTV riot footage.
On Friday, Justice Minister Helen McEntee said the most riot police in Irish history were deployed to deal with the violence.
It was reported that she briefed fellow ministers that Irish police would be certain to arrest more individuals.
A bus and car were set on fire on O'Connell Street on Thursday eveningA bus and car were set on fire on O'Connell Street on Thursday evening
Further arrests of people involved in Thursday's riot in Dublin are certain as police continue to trawl through 6,000 hours of CCTV footage, Irish ministers have been told. A major police presence remained in Dublin city centre on Friday night, with officers making several arrests on O'Connell Street after sporadic altercations.
The riot began after three children and a school care assistant were injured in a knife attack outside a school. An Garda Siochána (Irish police) said on Saturday that an "enhanced policing operation" remained in place in Dublin city centre.
Vehicles were set on fire and shops looted in the disorder. They also said that there were no reports of any significant incidents on Friday night.
Justice Minister Helen McEntee said the most riot police in Irish history were deployed to deal with the violence. Earlier on Friday, Ms McEntee defended the police's response after Mary Lou McDonald, the leader of the largest opposition party Sinn Féin, said she had no confidence in either Ms McEntee or the head of the Irish police, Drew Harris.
On Friday night, it was reported that she briefed fellow ministers that Irish police were looking through hours of CCTV and would be certain to arrest more individuals.
Earlier, she defended the police's response after Mary Lou McDonald, the leader of the largest opposition party Sinn Féin, said she had no confidence in either Ms McEntee or the head of the Irish police, Drew Harris.
Speaking on Friday, Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar said about 500 people were involved in the disorder.
He said they had "brought shame" on Ireland and promised new laws within weeks to bring those involved to justice.
Mr Harris blamed the rioting on a "lunatic, hooligan faction driven by a far-right ideology".Mr Harris blamed the rioting on a "lunatic, hooligan faction driven by a far-right ideology".
Officers arrested 34 people after vehicles were set on fire and shops looted, with many of those who were arrested appearing in court on Friday on a variety of offences including possession of weapons and stolen property.Officers arrested 34 people after vehicles were set on fire and shops looted, with many of those who were arrested appearing in court on Friday on a variety of offences including possession of weapons and stolen property.
Speaking on Friday, Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar said about 500 people were involved in the disorder.
He said they had "brought shame" on Ireland and promised new laws within weeks to bring those involved to justice.
Two Police Service of Northern Ireland water cannon travelled to Dublin on Friday after a request from Irish policeTwo Police Service of Northern Ireland water cannon travelled to Dublin on Friday after a request from Irish police
A major police presence remained in Dublin city centre on Friday night, with officers making several arrests on O'Connell Street after sporadic altercations.
The complicated story of Ireland's far rightThe complicated story of Ireland's far right
An Garda Siochána (Irish police) also received two water cannon from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) for potential use in any further disturbances. Gardaí have received two water cannon from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) for potential use in any further disturbances.
What happened in the Dublin stabbings?What happened in the Dublin stabbings?
A five-year-old girl and a school staff member who "used her body as a shield" were hurt in the attack after 13:40 local time on Thursday. The little girl remains in a critical condition in hospital. A five-year-old girl and a school staff member who "used her body as a shield" were hurt in the attack after 13:40 local time on Thursday.
The attack happened outside the children's school, Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire, in the city centre.The attack happened outside the children's school, Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire, in the city centre.
It is understood that a group of young children were lining up when they were stabbed by a man.It is understood that a group of young children were lining up when they were stabbed by a man.
Several members of the public helped subdue the attacker, including a Brazilian food delivery driver who used his bike helmet to fight off the attacker.Several members of the public helped subdue the attacker, including a Brazilian food delivery driver who used his bike helmet to fight off the attacker.
A man in his late 40s who was also seriously injured is a person of interest, according to police. They said they are not looking for anyone else in relation to the attack.A man in his late 40s who was also seriously injured is a person of interest, according to police. They said they are not looking for anyone else in relation to the attack.
In a statement, the school said it was "deeply shocked and saddened" by the incident and that its thoughts were with the pupils and creche worker who were injured.In a statement, the school said it was "deeply shocked and saddened" by the incident and that its thoughts were with the pupils and creche worker who were injured.
How did the Dublin riot develop?How did the Dublin riot develop?
Just hours after the knife attack, rioters destroyed 11 police vehicles, while 13 shops were badly damaged and more were looted during clashes with riot police.Just hours after the knife attack, rioters destroyed 11 police vehicles, while 13 shops were badly damaged and more were looted during clashes with riot police.
Three buses and a tram were also destroyed and several police officers were injured during more than three hours of sustained violence.Three buses and a tram were also destroyed and several police officers were injured during more than three hours of sustained violence.
The "extraordinary outbreak of violence" had come after "hateful assumptions" were made based on material circulating online in the wake of the stabbings, Garda Commissioner Drew Harris said.The "extraordinary outbreak of violence" had come after "hateful assumptions" were made based on material circulating online in the wake of the stabbings, Garda Commissioner Drew Harris said.
Record number of police tackled Dublin riotRecord number of police tackled Dublin riot
Fast-food rider acted on instinct when girl stabbedFast-food rider acted on instinct when girl stabbed
Clashes in Dublin after knife attack outside schoolClashes in Dublin after knife attack outside school
It is understood that included false claims that the attacker was a foreign national.It is understood that included false claims that the attacker was a foreign national.
Sources have indicated to the BBC that the man suspected of carrying out the attack is an Irish citizen who has lived in the country for 20 years.Sources have indicated to the BBC that the man suspected of carrying out the attack is an Irish citizen who has lived in the country for 20 years.
"These are scenes that we have not seen in decades," said the garda commissioner."These are scenes that we have not seen in decades," said the garda commissioner.
Irish President Michael D Higgins said Thursday night's violence "deserves condemnation by all those who believe in the rule of law and democracy".Irish President Michael D Higgins said Thursday night's violence "deserves condemnation by all those who believe in the rule of law and democracy".
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