Dublin Riots Erupt Following Stabbing Incident, 34 Arrested

Prime Minister Leo Varadkar condemns rioters, attributing violence to anti-immigrant sentiments amid rising tensions over immigration in Ireland.

Violent riots broke out in Dublin following a stabbing incident outside a school, leading to the arrest of 34 people.
The riots were reportedly sparked by rumors that the stabbing was carried out by a foreign national, fueling anti-immigrant sentiments.
Prime Minister Leo Varadkar condemned the rioters, stating they were driven by hate and a desire for chaos, not patriotism.
Three children and a teacher's aide were injured in the stabbing, with one child and the aide in serious condition.
The unrest reflects rising tensions over immigration in Ireland, with the country having received over 141,000 immigrants in the past year.