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Late morning: A man in his 40s or 50s is seen “hanging around” in Rutland Place, a laneway behind Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire, a primary school on Parnell Square East. One girl aged 5 is receiving emergency medical treatment for serious injuries. A boy aged 5 and a girl aged 6 who received less serious injuries were also rushed to hospital, and the boy has since been discharged. People walk past a destroyed Luas tram on Friday morning on O'Connell Street. Photograph: Charles McQuillanThere have been violent clashes between large groups of people and gardaí in Dublin this evening, with vehicles set on fire and shops looted.

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Following the rioting, Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has told journalists outside Mountjoy Garda Station: "I think there's disgraceful scenes in terms of a major investigation, the maintenance of a scene and the gathering of evidence. Mr McMenamin said Dublin city centre was "now calm" and "returning to normal", but that police would "continue to monitor" the situation. Gardaí move down Henry Street to prevent further looting of shops, as well as down Aston Quay and Westmoreland Street, pushing rioters off O’Connell Street, in an effort to break up the crowds.

Gardaí consider the main suspect, a man in his late 40s or 50s who has also been taken for treatment for serious injuries, to be the chief suspect in the case. They are not looking for anyone else. A boy, also aged five, and a girl aged six years, sustained less serious injuries and were brought to CHI, Crumlin, for treatment. The boy has since been discharged.

It's our responsibility to make sure that we police the streets, and part of that is we ask people to act responsibly and not to listen to the misinformation and rumour that is circulating on social media.

An Garda Siochana are following a definite line of inquiry and are not looking for anyone else regarding this crime. The perpetrator will be brought to justice.