A judge issues a warning to social media users about identifying two teenage boys charged in connection with the assault of Alex Coughlan in Blanchardstown, Dublin. The warning comes as proceedings continue in relation to allegations that the teens attacked Mr Coughlan, who is 37. According to reports, Mr Coughlan dies three days after he is severely injured following an incident on Mill Road in Blanchardstown. The court message highlights restrictions around naming or identifying young people involved in criminal cases, including in online posts. Social media users are cautioned that sharing information that could identify the accused may breach legal requirements and could affect the integrity of the case. The judge’s warning is reported by multiple outlets in the context of charges brought over the assault, with all sources describing the same core facts: the death of Alex Coughlan after the injuries sustained in Blanchardstown and the court’s instruction not to identify the teenage defendants publicly online.