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'Progress' identifying those involved in Dublin stabbing

A 34-year-old man from Nigeria died after being stabbed on South Anne Street in Dublin, as confirmed by Jim O’Callaghan.
An Garda Síochána reported that they found the injured man shortly after 3am, and he was pronounced deceased at the hospital.
The Minister for Justice described the violence in Dublin as unacceptable and emphasized the need for greater Garda presence.
Gardaí have made 'very good progress' in identifying those involved in the incident, according to O’Callaghan.

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Irish Times

Fatal stabbing incident in Dublin ‘shocking’ and ‘unacceptable’, Jim O’Callaghan says

Minister for Justice says those responsible for fatal attack on South Anne Street will be tracked down

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The Journal

'Good progress' in identifying those involved in violence and fatal stabbing on South Anne Street

The stabbing was in the midst of a large scale public order incident.

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RTÉ

'Progress' identifying those involved in Dublin stabbing

Gardaí are making "very good progress" identifying people involved in a fight that culminated in the fatal stabbing of a man in Dublin city centre yesterday morning, according to the Minister for Justice.

5 days ago·Ireland

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