Fiosrú announced this week that it was investigating the incident which took place near the Holiday Inn on O'Connell Street

The 27-year-old's remains were discovered on Glendoo Mountain, near the Lemass monument and close to Glencree/Enniskerry, Co Wicklow, on April 3rd, 1988.

Participants from both sides shouted and gestured towards each other.

Eight other people have been arrested in the past few days as part of the investigation.

Ionut Danca (24), a construction worker originally from Romania, is charged with the murder of Neno Dolmajian

Igor Castro appeared before a fitness-to-practise inquiry over his use and promotion of Liztox

John Tate (62) of Iveagh Trust, Kevin Street, Dublin 8, was charged in Dublin District Court with two counts of arson

New Zealander Jack Brazil, 30, of Cross Guns Quay, Phibsborough, Dublin, was charged with burglary of the sports outlet on November 23rd, 2023.

The group is calling for more gardaí and the revitalisation of O’Connell Street

Gardaí intervened to disperse a large crowd that had gathered on Dublin’s O'Connell Street for a non-existent Halloween parade

The report, which was presented to the Taoiseach last month, contains 10 major initiatives to revive the city centre.

The Taoiseach is to bring a memo to Cabinet on Tuesday to approve the publication of a report from the Dublin City Centre Taskforce.

A crowd turned out for the demonstration in the capital on Saturday.

Some 19 arrests were made across the day and Garda public order units deployed as Irish flag-waving protesters objecting to Government immigration policies staged the sit-down demonstration on O’Connell Bridge.

Mr Danca, 24, a Romanian construction worker with an address at Rathdown Square, North Circular Road, Dublin 7, was remanded in continuing custody

Judge Alan Mitchell adjourned Ionut Danca's case for two weeks with "pressure on" the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) to decide.

This comes after Social Democrats TD Gary Gannon said that “serious thought” into how future events and celebrations are organised needs to be put into future events in the city, after an alleged stabbing on Monday.

Dublin City Council is organising an event in front of the GPO on O’Connell Street to celebrate their success.

He is being held at a Garda station in Dublin and is the fourth arrest connected to the incident.

One of the men in his 20s has been charged and will appear in court on Monday morning.

Evan Moore (19) was charged with three offences in connection with the unrest in Dublin city centre\ on November 23rd

Gardaí said no arrests have yet been made in connection with the matter

The sporting equipment store joins H&M in the newly renovated Clerys Quarter

She has 100 previous convictions, including convictions for assault, public order, criminal damage, theft, possession of a weapon and attempted robbery.

The chief executive of the Convenience Stores and Newsagents Association said many shop owners are fearful.

Maps and photos show how the events in Dublin city centre unfolded

A garda spokesperson said officers have received refresher training in operating the water cannon.

Riots in Dublin city centre on Thursday night saw buses and trams burned, shops looted and several garda vehicles damaged

A Luas and a Dublin Bus have been set alight in the heart of Dublin city centre

Earlier, three young children and a woman were injured in and attack in the Parnell Square area

Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald has lodged an appeal with An Bord Pleanála against an element of a major regeneration plan for Dublin city centre

Planning consultant for An Post, Karl Kent has stated that "crime in O’Connell Street has been a particular focus of concern"

Among the famous faces leading the parade will be Vera Pauw, the manager of the Irish women’s football team.

A Garda station on O’Connell Street in Dublin centre city was opened on Friday morning

Ray Burke (47) daubed graffiti slogans at Clontarf Dart station platform before he walked up the tracks to Connolly and gratified a parked train carriage

The Moore Street Traders have called on the developer of the project, Dublin Central GP – a subsidiary of the UK-based Hammerson group – to meet their responsibility “to come to an equitable solution” with them.

The iconic Dublin landmark was unveiled by Lord Mayor Caroline Conroy

Yum Xioa Ma, originally from China but with an address in Dublin, was charged with assault, possessing a blade as a weapon and failing to provide his identity under immigration legislation.

His comments have been described as stigmatising and degrading language by those involved in helping drug users.

Last month, Dublin City Council granted planning permission to Holiday Inn Express for 95 additional hotel rooms.