‘If we’re not going to see guards, people won’t come back into the city’ – Frontline workers on the aftermath of Dublin riots
Siptu says November 23 violence could also have an impact on hiring at Dublin Bus, of women in particular
Some of the damage left by unprecedented rioting on the streets of Dublin on November 23. Some frontline workers say attacks have become a ‘normal’ part of their work. Photo: Mark Condren.
Counsellors were on site in Arnotts last week to help workers deal with the trauma following the horrific knife attack at a school in Parnell Square that sparked city riots.
The aftermath of the rampage is still being felt by frontline workers at Dublin Bus, department stores, hotels and newsagents, who were under siege on the night of Thursday, November 23.
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