A man was arrested after a “serious incident” in the Stonynter area of ​​North Dublin

A man was arrested after three men were injured in a suspected knife attack at Stoneybatter in North Dublin.

Irish police said they were called to a “serious incident” on Sunday afternoon, which Justice Minister Jim Oakhan described it as a “random attack.”

Two men are described as suffering from serious but lifeless injuries, while the third person suffered a less serious injury. Police said that men between the ages of mid -twenties to the mid -1940s were taken to hospital for treatment.

RTé News, the broadcaster in the Irish state, had reported that the injured were “severely injured.”

Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin) wished those with “shocking attacks” in Dublin “complete recovery”.

In a statement about X, he said: “Our thoughts with the victims of the horrific attacks in Stoneybatter earlier today.

“I want to pay tribute to Gardaí [Irish police] Emergency services for their quick response.

“I wish all the injured to heal completely and urge anyone with any information to call Gardaí.”

“My thoughts are with the injured and their families. Society is shocked,” said Marie Le McDonald’s Local Sinn Féin and TD (Parliament member).

“Gardaí and emergency services must be praised for their response.”

In his late twenties, the man was initially detained near the scene of the accident by an unarmed police officer.

There was a large police presence in the area while the emergency teams responded to the accident, which was believed to have occurred in several streets in the Arbor Hill area of ​​Stoneybatter.

The local Fine Gael local adviser told the Palestinian Authority’s news agency that the residents had asked them to lock their doors and stay at home during the accident.

He said that there is a “level of shock and anxiety” in society, but “the predominant meaning here in Stoneybatter is one of the hope that those who were affected and wounded will make a rapid recovery.”

He added that the residents had assured them of the quick response of the police.

The police said they were continuing to investigate all the circumstances of what happened and added that a number of scenes were still present in the area. The officers said earlier that there were no ongoing risks to the public.

He also appealed to any witnesses for progress, especially those in the region between 14:30 and 15:30 local time who may have related video clips.