Man charged over knife attack on friar volunteering at Capuchin Day Centre
Fr Ademir Marques suffered head injury in hall at homeless centre during breakfast
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Fr Ademir Marques suffered head injury in hall at homeless centre during breakfast
A NON-VERBAL man has been remanded in custody after gardai charged him over a knife attack on a friar volunteering at the Capuchin Day Centre in Dublin yesterday.
Fr Ademir Marques suffered a head injury shortly after 10.30 am this morning in a hall at the homeless day centre.
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Leanne Flynn continues to recover at a Dublin hospital from the serious neck injuries she suffered after intervening to protect a group of five and six-year-olds who were attacked in Dublin city.