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When is a riot not a riot?

Lee Reynolds on September 4, 2006, 2:20 pm | Readers 0

Answer: When you seek compensation. A Garda Chief Superintendent has refused a request by solicitors acting for a person whose car was destroyed to define participants in the ‘events’ in Dublin as “rioters”.

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