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Dundalk Garda Station. Alamy Stock Photo

Four people arrested at anti-immigration rally in Dundalk

It is understood that far right demonstrators were greeted by a counter demonstration – the arrests were made on Jocelyn Street in the town.

GARDAÍ ARRESTED FOUR people at an anti-immigration rally in Dundalk yesterday. 

It is understood that far right demonstrators were greeted by a counter demonstration – the arrests were made on Jocelyn Street in the town. 

It is understood the protests are focused on a hostel where Ukrainian refugees have been housed in the town. 

A garda spokesperson said: “During the course of the incident four persons were arrested under Public Order legislation.

“The gathering dissipated at approximately 7.30pm without further incident.”

Yesterday’s arrests followed a similar largescale garda operation on 21 July in which three people were detained by gardaí. 

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