Former residents of makeshift migrant camp now suffering from trauma, says victim

Former residents of makeshift migrant camp now suffering from trauma, says victim

The tented village on the banks of the river Tolka near Ashtown. Picture: Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin

A migrant man who was living in a makeshift campsite in Ashtown, Dublin, for two months until an attack by a group of Irish men has said the incident left him with severe psychological scars. 

On Saturday, January 28, a number of Irish men, with dogs and sticks, entered the makeshift camp in a wooded area of Ashtown and threatened the homeless migrants who were living there, allegedly assaulting two of them.

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