The Democratic Unionist Party has tabled a motion in the British parliament condemning Saturday's rioting in Dublin.

Minister for Justice Michael McDowell will today make a statement to the Dáil over the Dublin riots at the weekend which left more than a dozen people injured, including six gardaí.

The Northern organisers of the 'Love Ulster' rally in Dublin on Saturday, headed by south Armagh man Willie Frazer, said this afternoon that they may apply for a re-run.

The Dáil should hold a full debate on Saturday’s riots in central Dublin, it was claimed today.

The weekend riots in central Dublin show that the city as well as the EU has a long way to go before the rights of minorities are fully respected, former Taoiseach John Bruton said today.

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.

The Tánaiste, Mary Harney, has accused those involved in the Dublin riots on Saturday of playing into the hands of the Orange Order.

Republican Sinn Féin is refusing to condemn the riots that accompanied Saturday's abandoned loyalist march in Dublin city centre.

Sinn Féin has blamed loyalists returning from the abandoned Love Ulster march in Dublin for riots in Portadown, Co Armagh, early yesterday morning.

Gardaí are examining CCTV footage from locations throughout Dublin in an effort to catch more of the people involved in Saturday's riots in the city centre.

Sectarian rioting which left six PSNI officers injured may have been triggered by the violence that engulfed Dublin, an MP claimed tonight.

The Minister for Justice says there will be an inquiry into the violence that erupted in Dublin yesterday.

An Garda Siochana had no intelligence to suggest a planned peaceful march by unionists through Dublin would be hijacked by republican rioters, one of the force’s most senior officers revealed today.

Justice Minister Michael McDowell today admitted An Garda Siochana had prepared for a low key peaceful unionist parade through Dublin city – not the hours of rioting instigated by republican counter-demonstrators.

Businesses in Dublin are today counting the cost of yesterday's violence in the city centre.

The Minister for Justice Michael McDowell has said that republicans responsible for yesterday's riots in Dublin have put back their political agenda by five years.

Calm has been restored to the streets of the country's capital this morning, as authorities and political leaders turn to analyse yesterday's violence.

A Special sitting of Dublin District Court is continuing tonight to deal with those arrested in today's riot.

O'Connell Street is re-opening following today's riots which brought the city to a standstill.

At least 12 people have been arrested following riots in Dublin city centre.

The Taoiseach is condemning today's violence in Dublin city centre as disgraceful.

The organisers of the ‘Love Ulster’ parade have cancelled the event following violent clashes on O’Connell Street in Dublin.

Today's violence in Dublin city centre has been condemned by the main political leaders in the south.

Hundreds of republican demonstrators clashed with riot police in central Dublin today in a bid to block a parade by the Orange Order and victims of IRA violence.

Rioting has broken out in Dublin city centre as the contentious 'Love Ulster' rally was due to get underway.

More than 1,000 Loyalists are arriving in Dublin this morning for their planned march through the city centre.