Case No. 5005Assault · Co. Dublin

Girl stabbed in Parnell Square attack still unable to speak, family say

A girl who was stabbed outside a Dublin city centre school remains non-verbal, her family said, as she continues rehabilitation. Riad Bouchaker was charged with three counts of attempted murder over the attack.

  1. Reportednot reported
  2. Arrestednot reported
  3. Charged9 Oct
  4. In court
  5. Verdict
  6. Sentenced
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Key facts

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  • whatThe girl was one of four victims attacked outside a school in Dublin city centre. (dublinlive.ie)
  • whatTwo other children and their carer were also harmed. (dublinlive.ie)
  • whereThe girl was attacked in Parnell Square. (dublinlive.ie)
  • whenThe girl was discharged from hospital last month after nine months of treatment. (dublinlive.ie)
  • weaponThe attack was described as a knife attack. (dublinlive.ie)
  • investigationGardaí have made about 50 arrests and issued an appeal for information since the attack. (dublinlive.ie)
  • chargeRiad Bouchaker was charged with three counts of attempted murder among other offences. (dublinlive.ie)
  • otherThe girl remains non-verbal and is undergoing rehabilitation. (dublinlive.ie)
  • otherThe girl is undergoing rehabilitation. (dublinlive.ie)
  • otherThe carer spent over a week in intensive care at the Mater Hospital. (dublinlive.ie)
  • otherThe incident sparked riots in the capital. (dublinlive.ie)
  • otherA GoFundMe campaign raised about €111,000. (dublinlive.ie)

The reporting

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  1. 9 Oct2024
    'Angel' girl stabbed in Dublin attack still can't speak as family face Christmas

    Family update about the girl's recovery: she was discharged from hospital last month after nine months of treatment, remains non-verbal and is undergoing rehabilitation. Adds the charge against Riad Bouchaker and the arrest and appeal figures.

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