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Coolock: Garda public order units clear protesters for second night at site earmarked for asylum seekers
Garda reps criticise ‘clear delay’ in deploying Public Order Unit that they say put members at risk and seek urgent meeting with senior management21 people have now appeared in court in the aftermath of the violence around the site earmarked for asylum accommodation, after six more appeared on Tuesday afternoonMayhem began after gardaí cleared anti-immigration encampment early on Monday morningJustice Minister Helen McEntee says she is “appalled at criminal behaviour” and vows to bring those responsible to justiceFormer Crown Paints site sealed off with concrete barriers today
Garda cars damaged amid prolonged clashes between gardaí and members of public in Coolock
Garda Public Order units have cleared protesters in Coolock who had blocked the Malahide road outside a site earmarked to house asylum seekers.
The Crown Paints factory on the Malahide Road was the scene of chaos on Monday with more than 30 people arrested in relation to public order offences as crowds attacked garda personnel and vehicles and set alight part of the site slate to house asylum seekers.
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