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An incident room has been established at Mountjoy garda station and a senior investigating officer has been appointed. An Garda Síochána is following a definite line of inquiry.” Suspect He paid tribute to gardai and all emergency workers who he described as having put themselves in harm’s way “to deal with the actions of a small minority in our society”. The incident took place outside Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire on Parnell Square East as children were coming out of the school, which caters to primary-age children.
A boy, also aged five, and a girl aged six years, sustained less serious injuries and were brought to CHI, Crumlin, for treatment. The boy has since been discharged. The upward ramp on the spine allows you to apply pressure to increase force while cutting. It also improves safety when using the knife. There was incredible selflessness, the immediate instinct of everyone, including the carer and the staff and the school was to protect the children. Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire is an Irish-medium primary school with 172 pupils based in a four-storey Georgian building on Parnell Square, a busy thoroughfare in Dublin’s north inner city.Staff at the all-Irish school, located at No 4 Parnell Square, declined to comment on Thursday afternoon.
He said the adult male “is also being treated for serious injuries at a hospital in the Dublin region. The scene remains sealed off and a technical examination of the scene is ongoing.An Garda Síochána are following a definite line of inquiry and are not looking for anyone else regarding this crime.The perpetrator will be brought to justice. Then the authorities came and there was a huge emergency response, I've never seen anything so horrific, to see that. I said 'what happened' - my concern was is there more? To see people screaming, and crying and confusion and devastation Horrific stuff. I was talking to the guards and said what happened to the best of my knowledge. Devastation. Unimaginable." Asked if the gardai had failed to prepare for the outbreak of violence, Ms McEntee said there was a “strong garda presence on the ground from early on in the day, that presence has built up, the Armed Response Unit has been on the ground for some time now”. Siobhan Kearney, an eyewitness, told Kitty Holland she had been having a cigarette outside the Rotunda hospital when the incident happened: Speaking in Waterford on Thursday afternoon the chairman of the Policing Authority Bob Collins said families had been “plunged into to a very difficult set of circumstances” by the incident in Dublin, Olivia Kelly reports.
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A man in his 50s who was taken from the scene for treatment for serious injuries is the chief suspect in the case and gardaí are not looking for anyone else in relation to their investigation into the incident. I have just spoken to the Principal of Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire and relayed my support to the school community. Gardaí are trying to determine whether there is any relationship between the chief suspect and anyone outside the school or at the scene. The chief suspect is understood to be a naturalized Irish citizen, who has lived here for 20 years The five-year-old girl is thought to have sustained the most serious injuries, with officials saying she is in "very serious condition in hospital". Her teacher is also in a serious condition, while information about the other victims is yet to be shared. We're aware that the public are concerned about the activities that have happened today. The message to them is that we believe that this is a standalone incident, not necessarily connected to any wider issues that are ongoing in the country or in the city, and we need to identify the exact reasons for that happening.
The Irish justice minister, Helen McEntee, labelled the scenes “intolerable” and said a “thuggish and manipulative element must not be allowed to use an appalling tragedy to wreak havoc”. It’s our responsibility to make sure that we police the streets, and part of that is we ask people to act responsibly and not to listen to the misinformation and rumour that is circulating on social media,” he said. “The facts are being established, but the facts are still not clear on a lot of the rumour and the innuendo is being spread for malevolent purposes.” And I would say that this is not who we are as a people, Ireland has built a modern and inclusive society. It is something precious that we should all work to hold,” he said. Speaking on RTE Radio's Morning Ireland programme, she said the National Education Psychological Services team are assisting at Gaelscoil Cholaiste Mhuire.It’s our responsibility to make sure that we police the streets, and part of that is we ask people to act responsibly and not to listen to the misinformation and rumour that is circulating on social media. A boy aged five and a girl aged six years, who received less serious injuries, were brought to CHI Crumlin for treatment. The boy has since been discharged from CHI Crumlin.”
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