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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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A man has been arrested after he barricaded himself inside a property in south Dublin.
Gardai said it initiated its Operational Command protocol, appointing an on-scene commander.
Local garda negotiators from the National Negotiators Unit, along with several other garda units, attended the scene in the Rathmines Road Lower on Thursday morning.
A cordon was put in place and the incident was resolved shortly after midday following negotiations.
The man involved, aged in his 30s, was arrested at the scene as part of ongoing investigations into alleged offences contrary to the Non Fatal Offences Against The Person Act.
He is currently detained at a garda station in Dublin.
The road has since re-opened to traffic and investigations are ongoing, gardai said.
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