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Case No. 12703Assault (public order incident) · Co. Dublin · 13 Sep 2025

Clann Éireann members assaulted in Dublin's Liberties

Members of the anti-immigration group Clann Éireann were physically assaulted, including with what appears to be a tire iron, near St Patrick's Park in Dublin's Liberties on 13 September 2025. Gardaí are investigating the public order incident, and the far-left group Anti-Imperialist Ireland has taken credit for the attack, threatening to use guns to suppress 'fascist' free speech.

  1. Reported15 Sep
  2. Arrested
  3. Charged
  4. In court
  5. Verdict
  6. Sentenced
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Key facts

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  • whatA video was posted to social media showing Clann Éireann members being physically assaulted. (gript.ie)
  • whatAIA stated that several of the Clann Éireann members were hospitalised. (gript.ie)
  • whatTwo members of Clann Éireann were seriously injured and taken to hospital. (gript.ie)
  • whenThe incident occurred on Saturday 13 September 2025 in the Dublin 8 area. (gript.ie)
  • weaponThe assault involved what appears to be a tire iron. (gript.ie)
  • investigationUpon arrival of Gardaí at the scene, those involved had dispersed. (gript.ie)
  • otherClann Éireann is an offshoot of the National Party led by far-right campaigner Justin Barrett. (gript.ie)

The reporting

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  1. 15 Sep2025
    Reportedgript.ie, first report
    Gardaí investigating Dublin attack on political group - Gript

    Gardaí confirmed they are investigating a public order incident in the Dublin 8 area. AIA has taken credit for the assault and stated that several Clann Éireann members were hospitalised. Rebecca Barrett said masked individuals targeted her car, in which she was travelling with two children.

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