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Five people injured, including three young children, during suspected stabbing incident in Dublin
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Date:2025-04-18 16:26:47
LONDON (AP) — Irish police said Thursday that five people were injured, including three young children, in the heart of Dublin in what they termed “a serious public order incident.”
Irish media say the five casualties have been taken to various hospitals in the Dublin region, some with suspected stab wounds.
A police spokesperson said the casualties include an adult male, an adult female and three young children.
One child, a girl, is said to have sustained “serious” injuries while the other two children are being treated for “less serious injuries.” An adult female is also being treated for “serious” injuries and an adult male for “less serious injuries.”
The spokesperson said police are following a “definite line of inquiry” and that they were not looking for any other person at this time.
The incident took place outside a school in Parnell Square East shortly after 1.30 p.m. local time. The scene remains sealed off.
Irish Justice Minister Helen McEntee said she was “deeply shocked” by the “appalling attack on three innocent children and a woman.”
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