Tensions boiled over in Dublin following a harrowing stabbing incident outside a school, triggering violent protests and clashes with police.
The chaos erupted after a man, purportedly of Algerian origin, stabbed a woman and three young children outside Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire. The assailant, believed to be in his 50s, was subsequently detained by authorities.
As news of the attack spread, anti-immigrant groups converged near the scene, venting their fury and igniting a police car while chanting xenophobic slogans. Reports indicated that several officers sustained injuries amidst the clashes with the agitated crowd.
The stabbing, which left one child in critical condition, sent shockwaves across Dublin, prompting authorities to suspend transportation services in affected areas and urge for restraint.
Supt Liam Geraghty, addressing the media, confirmed the detainment of the suspect and appealed for witnesses to come forward with any pertinent information regarding the incident.
Meanwhile, Garda Commissioner Drew Harris cautioned against rushing to conclusions, emphasizing the need for a thorough investigation to ascertain the motive behind the attack.
Despite calls for calm, the situation deteriorated as violent scenes unfolded late into the night. Protesters rampaged through the streets, setting ablaze a police car and a tram while engaging in skirmishes with law enforcement.
Amidst the chaos, voices of reason pleaded for an end to the violence, condemning the dissemination of misinformation and urging the public to await the outcome of the investigation.
Irish officials, including Justice Minister Helen McEntee and Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, denounced the unrest, vowing to hold accountable those responsible for exploiting the tragedy for nefarious purposes.
The incident left the community reeling, with expressions of solidarity pouring in for the victims and their families. Educational institutions, such as Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire, received an outpouring of support as they grappled with the aftermath of the senseless violence.
As Dublin grappled with the aftermath of the attack and subsequent unrest, the nation collectively mourned the innocence lost and grappled with the implications of such a brazen act of violence in their midst.
BREAKING:
Major riots are taking place in Dublin in response to a mass-stabbing earlier today.
An Algerian man entered a school and stabbed 1 women and 3 young children.
2 of them are in serious condition. pic.twitter.com/qAjFW6agl9
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) November 23, 2023
But the people know and there are huge riots taking place:
https://twitter.com/MarioNawfal/status/1727787514776223755
🚨 FOOTAGE UPDATE – DUBLIN ON FIRE | LOOTING EVERYWHERE | RIOT POLICE DEPLOYED https://t.co/D5KOcYAkEo pic.twitter.com/GLPMfW31Lg
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) November 23, 2023
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