Overview
- 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.