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Boy charged over serious assault in Dublin

The juvenile appeared before a special sitting of the Children’s Court.

Cillian Sherlock
Sunday 23 July 2023 11:30 EDT
The attack happened in Talbot Street in Dublin city centre on Wednesday (Alamy/PA)
The attack happened in Talbot Street in Dublin city centre on Wednesday (Alamy/PA)

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A male youth has been charged in connection with the serious assault of a US tourist in central Dublin.

On Sunday, gardai announced the juvenile had been arrested.

He later appeared before a special sitting of the Children’s Court at the Criminal Courts of Justice on Sunday for an alleged offence contrary to the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Persons Act 1997.

He was remanded on bail to appear before the Children’s Court again on Thursday.

Stephen Termini, a US tourist aged in his 50s, was injured in an attack on Talbot Street on Wednesday.

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