An Garda Síochána has published pictures of 99 'persons of interest' as part of its ongoing investigation into the 2023 Dublin riot.

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Five of the almost 100 ‘persons of interest’ in connection with the Dublin riots in November of last year have been identified, Gardai confirmed. This Saturday, November 23, will mark a year since the unrest in the capital,

The Garda website has crashed after it published CCTV images of 99 ‘persons of interest’ in the investigation into last year's Dublin riots.

Gardaí have identified five out of almost 100 “persons of interest” involved in the Dublin Riots after they published pictures of 99 people wanted as part of the investigation this morning.

Gardaí have removed five of the 99 images of people they want to speak to in relation to last November’s Dublin riots from their website. An Garda Síochána said the purpose of the mass publication was to either rule people “in or out” of ongoing criminal investigations.

Publishing the photos, gardaí urge anyone with information to come forward and help identify the 99 people connected to the Dublin riots.

Five people have been identified after gardai published photos of almost 100 "persons of interest" in relation to the Dublin riots last year as part of a public appeal.

A "very significant" response has been received after Gardaí requested the public's help with identifying 99 "persons of interests".

A 28-year-old man who set a garda car on fire, jumped on the bonnet of another garda car and attacked an accommodation centre for international protection applicants on the night of the Dublin riots last year said he was not racist but got "caught up in the thing" and "did it without thinking".