Sources say the victim also stayed at the same accommodation when he stayed in Dublin in 2021 and 2022.
An American tourist is in danger of losing an eye after he was brutally beaten and kicked in the head In Dublin’s city centre, investigators believe.It’s understood he was staying in accommodation just a few yards from the scene of the attack on Talbot Street in the city centre late on Wednesday night.
Sources say after the attack, one of the teenagers went over to the unconscious victim as he lay on the ground to check how he was - but then fled with the others without getting help for him. Gardai believe the horrific attack was random and saw the victim kicked in the head a number of times. “His hands are tied because of lack of resources and we fully appreciate the huge work being done by Gardaí in the area but they are stretched beyond belief"“The Minister for Justice has to stop paying lip service to the North Inner City with the creation of diversions such as the Community Safety Partnership which has its place but I would call on the Minister to visit the area and actually listen to what the people of the area, the local representatives of the area and the...
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