✅ Wear or use high-visibility clothing and accessories
✅Use appropriate lighting on bicycles, motorcycles, e-scooters and vehicles
✅Drive using dipped headlights at all times of day
✅Slow down and anticipate vulnerable road users
✅Be extra vigilant during hours of low light

As Ireland enters the darkest months of the year, the message is simple: If you can be seen, you can be safer.

Now that we have your attention, we are urging all road users to:

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We appeal to any person with any information on persons involved in this serious public disorder to contact the Garda investigation team at Clondalkin Garda Station at 01 6667600 or any member of An Garda Síochána at any Garda Station.

We appeal to persons with the ability to influence younger people (parents, family members, friends) or influence in the local community to engage with younger people and appeal for them not to get involved in this criminal activity.

We are appealing to the public, in particular to young males; do not get involved in public disorder incidents. This is not fun and games and entertainment for social media. The choices you may make, to get involved in these events may have serious consequences.

An Garda Síochána continues to review cctv images and An Garda Síochána Body Worn Camera (BWC) footage with the intent to identify persons involved in identifiable criminal activity, in addition to carrying out Forensic examinations at a number of locations.

Significant criminal damage has been caused and There has been a significant impact to local community and services in the Saggart and Citywest area, particularly with public transport severely affected over the last two nights.