City centre car rampage leaves five injured

Five people were treated in hospital after two men in a stolen car went on the rampage in Dublin city centre, gardaí said today.

Mon, 28 Mar, 2005 - 17:07

Five people were treated in hospital after two men in a stolen car went on the rampage in Dublin city centre, gardaí said today.

Gardaí were alerted after an off-duty officer saw the BMW crash into a number of cars on Exchequer Street and South Great Georges Street at around 11pm.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Dublin Place: Exchequer Street Place: South Great Georges Street Place: Aungier Street Place: Pearse Street Place: Leopardstown Place: south Dublin Person: Gardaí Organisation: BMW Organisation: Dublin District Court

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