Fast food delivery workers have been subjected to racist attacks which threaten the industry.
It's feared that delivery services could be suspended in some areas of Dublin as a result.
According to the Herald, workers have been shot with pellet guns, beaten with clubs and threatened with knives while trying to make deliveries.
It's understood over a dozen such attacks have occurred over the past two months in Tallaght, Citywest and Jobstown.
Gardaí have special operations to target those involved, which have led to 5 arrests.
The Immigrant Council of Ireland says a rise in attacks on fast food delivery workers in Dublin does not come as a surprise.
Immigrant Council of Ireland Spokesman Jerry O'Connor says they have the figures to back up this up:
