Hundreds gather outside GPO in Dublin to protest against racism

 The anti-racism movement protest outside the GPO in Dublin today. One of the organisers, Steph Hanlon, said it was a coming together of various activist groups to show solidarity with refugees, asylum seekers and all marginalised people who, she said, are being “targeted by the far-right”. Photo: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews.ie

The anti-racism movement protest outside the GPO in Dublin today. One of the organisers, Steph Hanlon, said it was a coming together of various activist groups to show solidarity with refugees, asylum seekers and all marginalised people who, she said, are being “targeted by the far-right”. Photo: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews.ie

Hundreds of people attended a protest against racism at the GPO in Dublin city centre this afternoon to counter an “increase in far-right activity”.

The protest was held at almost exactly the same time as a gathering of anti-migration protestors who marched on the offices of a number of media outlets and said they are not far right or racist but are "concerned citizens" who "want our country back".

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