Teen gets suspended sentence for looting at 'Love Ulster' rally

A Georgian teenager, who took part in looting during the riots that erupted at 'Love Ulster' rally in Dublin, last year, has been given an eight-month suspended sentence at the Dublin Children’s Court.

A Georgian teenager, who took part in looting during the riots that erupted at 'Love Ulster' rally in Dublin, last year, has been given an eight-month suspended sentence at the Dublin Children’s Court.

The 17-year-old boy, who has been in Ireland since September 2005 without any parents, had pleaded guilty at the Dublin Children’s Court to trespassing on the Schuh Shop, on O’Connell Street, with intent to commit a theft on February 25, 2006.

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