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Dublin: Girl, 5, and woman seriously hurt in knife attack
The incident happened on Parnell Square East, not far from O'Connell Street, one of Dublin's busiest streets
By Conor Neeson
BBC News NI
A five-year-old girl and a woman in her 30s have been seriously injured and three other people hurt in a knife attack in Dublin city centre.
Another girl, six, and a five-year-old boy were also stabbed outside the children's school shortly after 13:40 local time on Parnell Square East.
The street is close to O'Connell Street, one of the city's busiest thoroughfares.
A man in his 50s is a person of interest, Irish police said.
He is being treated for serious injuries. The police said they were not looking for any other people at this time and are ***owing a definite line of inquiry.
There have been some violent scenes near where the attack happened after crowds of protesters gathered in the area.
Image source, Reuters
A large number of protesters have gathered near
A car has apparently been set on fire while some protesters have been involved in scuffles with gardaí (Irish police) and others threw bottles at officers.
The gardaí said specialist units have been deployed to keep the peace.
In a press conference, Supt Liam Geraghty said that the girl is receiving emergency care in hospital, while another girl, aged six, and a five-year-old boy were less seriously hurt.
He added that although it is early in the investigation, gardaí are confident that there is "no terror-related activity" and that it would appear to be a "standalone attack".
Police said the incident happened outside the children's school, Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire.
The Irish National Teachers' Organisation (INTO) said: "Our hearts are with the entire school community of Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire ***owing the horrendous incident that has taken place today.
"We are thinking of the children, their families and the school's staff during this unimaginably difficult time."
The Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar said police had detained a suspect and that he had been left "shocked" by the incident.
"I have been in contact with the minister for justice who is keeping me updated. The facts in this matter are still emerging," he added.
'Absolute bedlam'
An eyewitness told RTÉ how she and another bystander disarmed a man with a knife.
Siobhan Kearney described the scene as "absolutely bedlam".
Siobhan Kearney witnessed the stabbing in Dublin's city centre on Thursday.
"Without thinking, I just took across the road to help out," she said.
"Two children and the woman were taken back into the school where they were coming from."
On the man with the knife, she said that he was on the ground and there were a lot of people trying to restrain him.
"Me and an American lady formed a ring around him saying we'd wait on the garda (police)."
She said that the ambulance came first within three or four minutes and all the emergency services were there in five minutes.
The area has been sealed off and been declared a crime scene.
In a statement, the Irish Minister for Justice Helen McEntee said she was "deeply shocked by the appalling attack".
She added that her thoughts are with those injured, especially with the children, their parents and families, during "this extremely difficult period".
Image source, PA Media
The area has been sealed off by police and declared a crime scene
Sinn Féin leader and Dublin Central TD (member of the Irish parliament) Mary Lou McDonald said the incident had sent "shock and horror throughout the community".
"My heart goes out to all the hurt and injured, the parents, teachers but especially the children who have been so traumatised," she added.
Labour Party senator Marie Sherlock, who was in the area after the incident, said the children who were stabbed were queueing up to go to after-school care when they were attacked.
"While it is all very real today, I think the impact of the trauma tomorrow, next week and in the time after is really going to be very difficult."
Dublin riot sees clashes with police after five hurt in stabbings
A number of people including three children were stabbed in the centre of the Irish capital.
www.bbc.co.uk
Dublin: Girl, 5, and woman seriously hurt in knife attack
The incident happened on Parnell Square East, not far from O'Connell Street, one of Dublin's busiest streets
By Conor Neeson
BBC News NI
A five-year-old girl and a woman in her 30s have been seriously injured and three other people hurt in a knife attack in Dublin city centre.
Another girl, six, and a five-year-old boy were also stabbed outside the children's school shortly after 13:40 local time on Parnell Square East.
The street is close to O'Connell Street, one of the city's busiest thoroughfares.
A man in his 50s is a person of interest, Irish police said.
He is being treated for serious injuries. The police said they were not looking for any other people at this time and are ***owing a definite line of inquiry.
There have been some violent scenes near where the attack happened after crowds of protesters gathered in the area.
Image source, ReutersA large number of protesters have gathered near
A car has apparently been set on fire while some protesters have been involved in scuffles with gardaí (Irish police) and others threw bottles at officers.
The gardaí said specialist units have been deployed to keep the peace.
In a press conference, Supt Liam Geraghty said that the girl is receiving emergency care in hospital, while another girl, aged six, and a five-year-old boy were less seriously hurt.
He added that although it is early in the investigation, gardaí are confident that there is "no terror-related activity" and that it would appear to be a "standalone attack".
Police said the incident happened outside the children's school, Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire.
The Irish National Teachers' Organisation (INTO) said: "Our hearts are with the entire school community of Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire ***owing the horrendous incident that has taken place today.
"We are thinking of the children, their families and the school's staff during this unimaginably difficult time."
The Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar said police had detained a suspect and that he had been left "shocked" by the incident.
"I have been in contact with the minister for justice who is keeping me updated. The facts in this matter are still emerging," he added.
'Absolute bedlam'
An eyewitness told RTÉ how she and another bystander disarmed a man with a knife.
Siobhan Kearney described the scene as "absolutely bedlam".
Siobhan Kearney witnessed the stabbing in Dublin's city centre on Thursday.
"Without thinking, I just took across the road to help out," she said.
"Two children and the woman were taken back into the school where they were coming from."
On the man with the knife, she said that he was on the ground and there were a lot of people trying to restrain him.
"Me and an American lady formed a ring around him saying we'd wait on the garda (police)."
She said that the ambulance came first within three or four minutes and all the emergency services were there in five minutes.
The area has been sealed off and been declared a crime scene.
In a statement, the Irish Minister for Justice Helen McEntee said she was "deeply shocked by the appalling attack".
She added that her thoughts are with those injured, especially with the children, their parents and families, during "this extremely difficult period".
Image source, PA MediaThe area has been sealed off by police and declared a crime scene
Sinn Féin leader and Dublin Central TD (member of the Irish parliament) Mary Lou McDonald said the incident had sent "shock and horror throughout the community".
"My heart goes out to all the hurt and injured, the parents, teachers but especially the children who have been so traumatised," she added.
Labour Party senator Marie Sherlock, who was in the area after the incident, said the children who were stabbed were queueing up to go to after-school care when they were attacked.
"While it is all very real today, I think the impact of the trauma tomorrow, next week and in the time after is really going to be very difficult."
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