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Riad Bouchaker found guilty of attempting to murder three children in Dublin

The Standard

July 1, 2026

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Riad Bouchaker found guilty of attempting to murder three children in Dublin

The incident preceded disorder that broke out in Dublin city centre in which shops were looted and vehicles were set on fire.

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