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“It is the policy of An Garda Síochána to seek the co-operation of those involved in organising peaceful protests and demonstrations to ensure the safety of all,” gardaí said. There have been calls for the march to be called off after a similar parade in 2006 resulted in riots after the group marched down O’Connell Street. A MEETING WAS held between gardaí and Love Ulster march organiser Willie Frazer over his plans for another demonstration in Dublin, a spokesperson confirmed this evening.
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