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Breaking: At least 1 man dead after stabbing rampage in Dundalk

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GARDAI are investigating a string of stabbing attacks this morning that has left one man dead and two others injured.

The incidents took place in Dundalk, Co Louth. One man has died after he was attacked and stabbed on Avenue Road. He is understood to be of Asian descent. His age is as yet unknown. The man was pronounced dead at the scene.

It is understood that two other men - both understood to be Irish - were subsequently injured in separate attacks.

Gardaí who were called to the scene confronted and disarmed the attacker.

He has been arrested on suspicion of murder and is being detained at Dundalk Garda Station. He can be questioned for up to 24 hours. It is understood that the attacker is originally from Syria.

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/one-man-killed-two-others-injured-in-series-of-stabbings-in-louth-36455136.html

Gardai are investigating whether this attack was planned, or was random in nature.

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ThisRegard

testaccount123 wrote: »

Were there terrorist attacks with randomly selected victims every day this week?

Deflect, deny, whatabout.

At least one, yes.

There was a guy attacked in a random one punch attack the other day while getting into a taxi. Logic on this thread dictates because there was no reason for it it was a terrorist attack.

TheBlock

Lux23 wrote: »

Well no, there were members of the IRA from the Republic.

Well no they weren't.

RasTa

First terrorist to use an iron bar. Wonder why he switched to a knife on the Japanese man.

How come the brits didn't deport him when his application was refused?

Hammeron Frazier

Professor Moriarty wrote: »

If you are unhappy with our immigration/refugee laws as they stand, then vote for somebody who agrees with your political views or get elected.

This is why the far right are gaining strength in Europe.

s3rtvdbwfj81ch

ThisRegard wrote: »

There was a guy attacked in a random one punch attack the other day while getting into a taxi. Logic on this thread dictates because there was no reason for it it was a terrorist attack.

Wrong.

As per.

dav3

I'm surprised it took the usual suspects so long to start posting about the evils of johnny foreigner and wanting a hard border in Ireland.

Took a while to get out of bed today lads did it?

Lux23

Eliza Tall Stance wrote: »

U wot m8?

I was talking about the specific period of the troubles. Not today. Do keep up love. :rolleyes:

Right, so how would that situation compare with Ireland today? At the time of writing, we haven't had a confirmed terrorist attack so why would we ban Muslims now? By your logic, we should never have been allowed back to the UK?

s3rtvdbwfj81ch

TheBlock wrote: »

Well no they weren't.

yes, there were.

Dessie Ellis and that Ferris character in Kerry are both (ex)members

Professor Moriarty

Hammeron Frazier wrote: »

This is why the far right are gaining strength in Europe.

Democracy is the reason that the far right are gaining strength? Okie dokie.

Lux23

TheBlock wrote: »

Well no they weren't.

Eh?? Yes, there was.

s3rtvdbwfj81ch

Lux23 wrote: »

Right, so how would that situation compare with Ireland today? At the time of writing, we haven't had a confirmed terrorist attack so why would we ban Muslims now? By your logic, we should never have been allowed back to the UK?

Where did I mention "banning" anyone.

Seriously, is this the standard of debate the leftists are stooping to now, outright making things up to suit an agenda?

I won't be responding to you any more pet. Toddle on there and make up stuff about someone else, yeah.

ThisRegard

Eliza Tall Stance wrote: »

Wrong.

As per.

Random words do not make good posts.

amcalester

Deleted User wrote: »

Trump could be about to tweet about Dundalk. Have to say I never thought I'd see it.

Sure isn't it a well known republican stronghold.

s3rtvdbwfj81ch

ThisRegard wrote: »

Random words do not make good posts.

better than lying, that's for sure.

bloodless_coup

dav3 wrote: »

I'm surprised it took the usual suspects so long to start posting about the evils of johnny foreigner and wanting a hard border in Ireland.

Took a while to get out of bed today lads did it?

Meanwhile the opposite usual suspects were very early out of bed to spread their virtue all over each others faces.

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5

inforfun wrote: »

I brought him up?
My very first post in this thread is the one where i quote your post where you mention Trump "being to radicalisation as what Bloody Sunday is to the Ra"

And for the rest... no, you're golden.

Sorry, I'm on my phone, assumed you were the poster who i'd originally quoted, who mentioned Trump. Still unclear as to how on earth that's me shoehorning him in.

kaymin

Professor Moriarty wrote: »

If you are unhappy with our immigration/refugee laws as they stand, then vote for somebody who agrees with your political views or get elected.

The DoJ has responsibility for reporting systemic 'weaknesses' to the Minister. It has no responsibility for amending laws and you should be thankful for that.

I don't need your education on how our democracy works.

I'd consider this incident to be a serious example of either a systematic weakness in our border control laws or inadequate processes to ensure existing laws are complied with. So, as I said in my first post, the DoJ has much to answer for though as recent whistleblower experiences show, they seem answerable to no-one and accountable for nothing.

ohnonotgmail

doylefe wrote: »

Meanwhile the opposite usual suspects were very early out of bed to spread their virtue all over each others faces.

probably because we are already up as we have jobs to go to.

Hammeron Frazier

ThisRegard wrote: »

At least one, yes.

There was a guy attacked in a random one punch attack the other day while getting into a taxi. Logic on this thread dictates because there was no reason for it it was a terrorist attack.

Any sensible person will look for "intent" when it comes to violent crime, especially when the victims are seemingly random. If two drunk men get into a fight over a games of cards the intention by one or the other is not the same as the(possible in this case) intention of a man who is driven by a radical ideology to kill 'Westerners' or whatever.

testaccount123

ThisRegard wrote: »

At least one, yes.

There was a guy attacked in a random one punch attack the other day while getting into a taxi. Logic on this thread dictates because there was no reason for it it was a terrorist attack.

Eh, what?

These terrorist attacks are carried out in the name of Islam against the west, there is 'a reason' for them.

Hammeron Frazier

Professor Moriarty wrote: »

Democracy is the reason that the far right are gaining strength? Okie dokie.

Yes. The far right are making political gains through democracy. You disagree?

BoroMan32

Garda Media Briefing live now on RTE News Now.

Donald Trump

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

He's referring to Japan's strict immigration policy.

thefloss wrote: »

Not at all what my point was. The guy must have thought Ireland is a similar first world country with sensible immigration laws - for example if you are from a country that exports terrorists, usually of the Muslim kind, you should be profiled and more extensively vetted than those from other countries.

It's not that hard a concept to grasp. But that's rayyycist apparently.

Japanese people want to severely restrict people coming to their country. A bit hypocritical if they expect that they can go anywhere they like themselves. We're under no obligation to implement their rules just because they might want to come here for whatever reason.

Still, the point remains that you the poster was implying that it wouldn't have happened in Japan. So he'd be fine if he'd stayed there. He'd also have been fine if he'd gone out on the beer last night and slept in. That's just life. A lot of random variable converged to result in his death. Butterfly effect if you will.

inforfun

Fernando Flat Silkworm wrote: »

Sorry, I'm on my phone, assumed you were the poster who i'd originally quoted, who mentioned Trump. Still unclear as to how on earth that's me shoehorning him in.

That shoehorn comment was not aimed at you personally.

But it is just every single time something out of the ordinary happens, you can wait for someone to put the blame on Trump.

Like i said, i am not a fan. Although I still think the least bad option ended up in the WH but that says more about his opponent than him.

Professor Moriarty

kaymin wrote: »

I don't need your education on how our democracy works.

I'd consider this incident to be a serious example of either a systematic weakness in our border control laws or inadequate processes to ensure existing laws are complied with. So, as I said in my first post, the DoJ has much to answer for though as recent whistleblower experiences show, they seem answerable to no-one and accountable for nothing.

How do you know that it is a systemic weakness in our border control laws. Did you know that elected politicians created these laws? Which inadequate processes are to blame? Apart from 'seem', you have no evidence for anything you are saying.

[Deleted User]

Professor Moriarty wrote: »

If you are unhappy with our immigration/refugee laws as they stand, then vote for somebody who agrees with your political views.

I would imagine they already do??!!

Professor Moriarty

Hammeron Frazier wrote: »

Yes. The far right are making political gains through democracy. You disagree?

Ah. You've changed your point. Good.

JimmyMcGill

BoroMan32 wrote: »

Garda Media Briefing live now on RTE News Now.

What's the general take or consensus? Or are they appealing for help again?

Strazdas

dav3 wrote: »

I'm surprised it took the usual suspects so long to start posting about the evils of johnny foreigner and wanting a hard border in Ireland.

Took a while to get out of bed today lads did it?

This could just as easily have been carried out by a lone Irish nutcase.

Trying to bring multiculturalism or hard borders into it would be a massive overreaction (there have been numerous random assaults going on in this country for years....people being attacked in the street by complete strangers at nighttime and left injured or unconscious).

FionnK86

Police on scene within minutes.. guess that shuts up argument that we're not prepared.