Charges against 32 Afghan men who went on hunger strike in Dublin's St Patrick's Cathedral have been dropped.
The charges against the asylum-seekers were dropped by direction of the Director of Public Prosecution.
Judge James Scally issued a bench warrants for two men who did not show up in court this morning.
The men, who were on week-long hunger strike in the cathedral in May, had been charged under Section 3 of the Forcible Entry and Occupation Act 1971.
