
knife attack Man wounded after second stabbing incident in Dublin this week
A man is in hospital after another stabbing in Dublin’s inner city, the second one in the area this week.
According to GardaÃ, the incident occured in Seville Place - near East Wall - at around 4.30pm.
The man, who is in his 30s, received several stab wounds – understood to be at least six.
He was transported to the Mater hospital, and his condition is currently not thought to be life threatening.
Gardaà said no arrests have been made at this time, and that the investigation remains ongoing.
In an unconnected incident earlier this week 16-year-old Josh Dunne attempted to stop a fight in the East Wall area and was fatally stabbed.
Josh was in the area from around 9pm to 10pm on Tuesday.
Gardaà have launched a murder probe into the incident, and are urging any witnesses or any people who were in the area at the time to come forward with whatever information they have.
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