Why are Dublin's playgrounds being targeted by wave of vandalism? Gardai launch investigation into recent spate of anti-social behaviour

"City has seen arson attacks and a rise in public spaces being targeted over the last two months"

"Gardaí are working "collaboratively" with a number of state and community groups after a wave of arson, vandalism and anti-social behaviour has hit Dublin's parks, playgrounds and public spaces over the last number of weeks."

"In just September and October this year, four separate incidents severely damaged two city centre parks, a suburban playground and newly installed public toilets, leaving residents "devastated"."

A recent wave of arson, vandalism and anti-social behaviour has targeted Dublin’s parks, playgrounds and public spaces over the last number of weeks. Four separate incidents in September and October severely damaged two city centre parks, a suburban playground and newly installed public toilets. Residents were left devastated by the damage to local amenities. Gardaí are working collaboratively with state and community groups to address the incidents, protect public spaces and support community recovery and repairs following the attacks.

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