A man who admitted to taking part in the riots during the Love Ulster parade in Dublin City over two years ago has been sentenced to 18 months in prison.

A man has admitted at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to assaulting RTE's news correspondent, Charlie Bird, at the Love Ulster Parade in the city almost two years ago.

A 29-year-old father of three who lost his job as a security man due to his involvement in the riot at last year's "Love Ulster Parade" has been sentenced to two years by Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

A 29-year-old father of three who lost his job as a security man due to his involvement in the riot at last year's Love Ulster Parade will be sentenced on July 12 at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

GARDAÍ must not allow another planned Love Ulster parade to pass through Dublin unless it can guarantee there won’t be a repeat of the violence that cost businesses €10 million last year.

A 22 year-old father of two who set fire to cars and threw a wheelbarrow at gardaí during the Love Ulster parade riot will be sentenced later by Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

William Frazier, of Families Acting for Innocent Relatives (FAIR), the South Armagh Protestant Victims group, wrote to An Garda Síochána and the Department of Foreign Affairs last week, seeking a meeting to discuss the possibility of organising another Love Ulster march in Dublin for mid-September.

A west Dublin man has admitted taking part in a riot at the "Love Ulster Parade" in the city centre last year.

Video footage shot from a Garda aircraft has helped identify some of the people who ran riot in Dublin city centre last month, it emerged today.

The organisers of last Saturday's contentious loyalist march in Dublin have said they want to restage the event at a future date.

THE Health and Safety Authority (HSA) has opened an inquiry into garda management’s handling of Saturday’s Dublin riot as the fallout from the violence continues to dominate the political agenda.

The majority of people believe Ireland is not prepared to cope with a serious national emergency, whether man-made or natural, it was revealed today.

INTELLIGENCE failures may have resulted in the gardaí being ill-prepared for Saturday’s riots in Dublin.

Shoppers were today warned to expect major traffic disruption in Dublin as the Love Ulster parade moves into the city.