The Irish Council for Civil Liberties said the online images of 99 people was a ‘a significant outsourcing of police work’

GARDAI have removed nine people of interest from the photos released of those partaking in the Dublin riots last year. Following a “significant” public response, Gardai managed to

CCTV images of 99 'persons of interest' were published yesterday with five people already identified last night

Gardaí are using, for the first time, an online reporting tool on their social media sites to allow members of the public identify or name people wanted in relation to a criminal investigation.As part of a year-long probe into last November’s Dublin riots,

The garda team investigating last November’s Dublin City riots have removed a further nine “persons of interest” from a CCTV image gallery published yesterday.

An Garda Síochána said it should not be presumed that the five 'persons of interest' so far identified in the Dublin riot pictures were involved with criminality.

Five of the almost 100 ‘persons of interest’ in connection with the Dublin riots in November of last year have been identified, Gardai confirmed. This Saturday, November 23, will mark a year since the unrest in the capital,

The decision by the Gardaí to publish images of 99 “persons of interest” involved in the Dublin riots is an “outsourcing of police work” and may lead to people being ‘doxxed’, a spokesperson for the Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has said.

An Garda Síochána has published pictures of 99 'persons of interest' as part of its ongoing investigation into the 2023 Dublin riot.

The Garda website has crashed after it published CCTV images of 99 ‘persons of interest’ in the investigation into last year's Dublin riots.

Ms Cronin acknowledged that gardaí had the right to use the resources and tools to do their work, but this was a departure and was different in terms of scale and reach and the consequences, she said.