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Gardaí maintained a strong presence in Dublin city centre on Friday night where it was tense but calm. There have been a small number of arrests. I must say, Fringilla, death, it becomes you. And I have faith that being Imperial Governor will too. EmhyrWe will pass new laws in the coming weeks to enable the gardaí to make better use of the CCTV they collected yesterday,” he said. The “full resources of the State” would be brought to bear on those involved, he said. I also want to thank the first responders for their swift, selfless and brave actions last night. Tonight’s event allows us to come together and reflect on our collective achievements over the last 10 years. Burned out vehicles and a Luas in Dublin city centre on Friday morning after rioting in the capital on Thursday night. Photograph: Conor Pope And of course the Government will offer any assistance, any resources that are needed in the context of that. The only people who are responsible for the absolute chaos that we saw ... are the mindless thugs and an awful act against an innocent group of young schoolchildren.

The chief executive of Brown Thomas and Arnotts, Donald McDonald, has expressed sadness and anger that “Dublin’s department store” was targeted by looters last night, but he stressed that a retailer that has stood in the city centre for 180 years would not have its spirit broken by the actions of the rioters, Conor Pope reports. The premises on North Road had been targeted before by anti-immigration activists. In August last year, shortly after a group of migrants were moved in by the Department of Integration, a group of people forced their way into the premises, filmed asylum seekers and expressed anger at the use of the building.The Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media Catherine Martin added: “My thought are with those injured in yesterday’s horrific violence in Parnell Square, their families and all who were affected by recent events. The Taoiseach also informed Ministers that he spoke with the Principal of Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire, the manager of the Children’s Place Nursery and Montessori, and representatives of the Dublin business community this afternoon. As Americans first became aware of the threat from the coronavirus, Trump said on February 26, 2020, that cases of the virus would go down to zero “ within a couple of days.” He also wrongfully claimed that the coronavirus was no more dangerous than the seasonal flu.