Teen arrested after brick thrown through window of iconic Dublin gay bar

A teenager has been arrested after a brick was thrown through one of Dublin's most iconic gay bars.

Teen arrested after brick thrown through window of iconic Dublin gay bar

A teenager has been arrested after a brick was thrown through a window of one of Dublin's most iconic gay bars.

The attack happened on the eve of the Pride Festival which is taking place in the city today.

A rock with homophobic language was fired into Panti Bar on Capel Street at around 11pm last night.

Gardai arrested a boy in his late teens shortly after the incident and he is being questioned at Store Street garda station.

No one was injured in the incident.

- Digital Desk

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