Some ordered to stay out of city centre and abide by curfew after Dublin riot
One man was charged with being in possession of knives.
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Those arrested faced various charges including offences relating to the misuse of drugs, theft and public order.
One man was charged with being in possession of knives.
As part of a range of bail conditions in the cases, many of those charged were ordered to abide by a curfew of between 11pm and 6am and to stay away from the Dublin 1 and and Dublin 2 areas.
Others were asked to sign in at garda stations numerous times per week.
Most were ordered to appear before the courts in the new year.
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