28 arrests after Celtic fans cause havoc on O' Connell Street

Twenty-eight people have been charged with public order offences in Dublin after disturbances on O' Connell Street last night.

Mon, 30 Apr, 2001 - 07:26

Twenty-eight people have been charged with public order offences in Dublin after disturbances on O' Connell Street last night.

Two Gardai were injured and the rear window of a Garda car was smashed when around 200 Celtic supporters began celebrating the team's win over Rangers yesterday.

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Courts Heathrow Place: O' Connell Street Place: Dublin Organisation: Celtic Organisation: Garda Organisation: Rangers

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