He's not alleged to have threatened passengers but it led to teams of armed gardaí, rushing to the scene - while the station was evacuated and services suspended.

They were among four pedestrians who were involved in the incident.

Sonya said that it's important to let those who are most vulnerable know that "somebody cares".

Hundreds of people marched from city hall to the offices of the DPP, with the organisers questioning the decision not to bring criminal charges against the MMA fighter.

Recent figures show there's almost 2,900 asylum seekers waiting for accommodation, and concerns are growing around their safety as winter continues.

Gardaí are looking at whether the man, who was 49 and originally from Latvia, died hours or even days before emergency services were called.

The organisers say they will march to the Dáil this afternoon in protest at the Government’s failure to recognise that they are an industry in crisis.

Some incidents involved someone wearing a balaclava while entering the church carrying a coffin, and floral arrangements of alcohol, screwdrivers and cars.