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WOMAN KNEW ATTACKER IN FAILED ALLEGED ABDUCTION

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October 02, 2025

A WOMAN who survived an alleged abduction attempt in the centre of Dublin knew her attacker, it has emerged.

- BY MICHAEL O'TOOLE Crime and Defence Editor

Sources have told us officers investigating Monday's incident in the north inner city have established a link between the woman and suspected attacker.

It's understood they are both Romanian.

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