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This image of a naked man was taken at the National War Memorial Gardens on Monday evening. Facebook/Danielle Doran
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If you see any naked people in public, contact your local Garda station

The advice comes after an alleged flasher was spotted in Dublin.

Updated 11pm

GARDAÍ have warned members of the public to “immediately report” any incidents of flashing after a number of people on social media reported seeing a naked man wandering in Dublin at the weekend.

Sightings of the alleged flasher were reported in the Rialto area, the National War Memorial Gardens and the Phoenix Park.

A spokesman from the Garda Press Office said they were unaware of any specific incidents that may have occurred.

However, he urged anyone who sees a flasher to contact their local Garda station straight away.

“Any reports will be thoroughly investigated,” he added.

Read: Search for man who indecently exposed himself to children in Belfast

Read: Nude-in protests in San Francisco over public nudity restrictions

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