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Onlookers at the scene described a man shouting with securing personnel outside the door of the premises in Limerick city this morning
A MAN in his 40s has been charged following a public order incident in Limerick city this Tuesday morning.
He is due to appear before Limerick District Court this Tuesday afternoon.
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Gardaí confirmed that they attended the scene at a business premises on Rhebogue Road in Limerick city this morning, at approximately 10.30am.
Onlookers at the scene described a man shouting outside the door of a shopping centre with securing personnel also outside the door of the premises as shoppers with their trolleys were waiting inside to exit.
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