Man remanded in custody after Blanchardstown siege that saw two gardaí shot

Two Garda detectives underwent surgery on Thursday to remove bullets from their feet
Daniel Goulding (pictured in 2007) was charged today with unlawful possession of firearms with intent to endanger life, and possessing two sub-machine guns, one semi-automatic pistol and 74 rounds of various types of ammunition. File photo: COURTPIX

Daniel Goulding (pictured in 2007) was charged today with unlawful possession of firearms with intent to endanger life, and possessing two sub-machine guns, one semi-automatic pistol and 74 rounds of various types of ammunition. File photo: COURTPIX

A 38-year-old man arrested after two Garda detectives were injured in a shooting in Dublin on Tuesday evening has been remanded in custody.

Daniel Goulding, who has been receiving psychiatric treatment for several years, was arrested following an exchange of gunfire and a two-hour siege at his family home at Whitechapel Grove, Clonsilla, Dublin 15.

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