Ireland: Citizens protest, run riot in Dublin after Algerian ‘migrant’ stabs 3 children in a school
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Violence and protests took place in Dublin, Ireland after three children among five people were injured in a knife attack by an “Irish national” believed to be of Algerian origin in Dublin on Thursday.
The clashes broke out hours after the knife assault outside a school in central Dublin about 1:30 pm (local time) on Thursday. Protesters and rioters clashed with police following a knife assault. The protesters attacked the officers of the state police force, Garda and set afire to a Garda car.
🚨#BREAKING: The People of Ireland Have Started Burning Down Immigration Centers/Busses After 5 People (Including 3 Children) Were Badly Injured in Yet Another Knife Attack by a Muslim Immigrant ⚠️ pic.twitter.com/0nlmQSIbhl
— Matt Wallace (@MattWallace888) November 23, 2023
A 5-year-old child has been undergoing emergency medical treatment in a hospital. A woman and two children also sustained injuries. A 6-year-old girl had less serious injuries, while a boy was discharged from the hospital, according to officials.
The accused is believed to have come from the North African country of Algeria. The Irish Times reported that the chief suspected is believed to be “a naturalised Irish citizen, who has lived here for 20 years”.
Can anyone explain why it is considered "far-right" when people protest against an Algerian man who entered a school and stabbed 1 woman and 3 young children with 2 in a serious condition? Surely any sane person would agree that stabbings are unacceptable. If not, why not? pic.twitter.com/AocHhXD7s6
— Neil Hamilton (@NeilUKIP) November 23, 2023
The protests are being seen as “far-right” sparking anger amongst Irish citizens on social media.
Moreover, the Garda Commissioner also stated that the ongoing clashes in the city are not acceptable as he described the public disorder in the city as "disgraceful."
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