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TWO YOUNG MEN who were arrested under the Public Order Act at Semple Stadium yesterday have been released without charge.
The pair were arrested at the Thurles stadium, where Tipperary played Waterford in the Munster Hurling Championship.
Footage shared on social media yesterday purported to show a number of men involved in a scuffle at the game.
A garda spokesperson said both of those arrested were released without charge by way of adult caution and the diversion programme for young offenders.
The game finished Tipperary 2-30 to Waterford’s 0-18.
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Regarding the nuclear power plant, what is the nature of the challenge?
Marc
This is an electronic Journal rather than a Public Information body !
We want cheap energy.we don’t want natural gas ,nuclear,fracking,wind turbines or phone masts. What sort of a schizophrenic nation are we?
No Gerry, or Gilligan, what’s the 5@5 coming too.
What time is the OAPs protest tomorrow
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