More than 100 people take part in Dublin demonstrations showing solidarity with US protests

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More than 100 people take part in Dublin demonstrations showing solidarity with US protests
People take part in a Black Lives Matter protest outside the US Embassy in Dublin. Picture: Damien Storan.
Sun, 31 May, 2020 - 18:11
Digital Desk staff

Around 150 people have taken part in two demonstrations in Dublin showing solidarity with the racial protests in the United States.

George Floyd, an unarmed black man died earlier this week in Minneapolis, after a police officer knelt on his neck while trying to arrest him.

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