Man charged with attacking Izzy Kamikaze during Covid-19 protest outside Dáil

Man charged with attacking Izzy Kamikaze during Covid-19 protest outside Dáil

Michael Quinn, 29, of Ardee, Co Louth pictured leaving the Criminal Courts of Justice on Parkgate Street in Dublin on Friday. Picture: Collins Courts

Fri, 23 Oct, 2020 - 15:22
Tom Tuite

A protester at an anti-mask rally is to face trial accused of attacking activist Izzy Kamikaze during clashes outside Leinster House.

Gardaí intervened following a face-off between groups against Covid-19 restrictions and a counter-demonstration on September 12 last.

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