Boy (11) ha pugnalato in attacco di scuola elementare a North Dublino
https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/2025/03/04/boy-11-stabbed-in-primary-school-attack-in-north-dublin/
di Lawfulraccoon
Boy (11) ha pugnalato in attacco di scuola elementare a North Dublino
https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/2025/03/04/boy-11-stabbed-in-primary-school-attack-in-north-dublin/
di Lawfulraccoon
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Hope the kid will be ok, sad state of affairs.
Hopefully the kid makes a full recovery. Horrible thing you’d never expect to hear happening in Ireland.
Jesus Christ. I hope the lad pulls through.
End impunity for minors.
Not really sure how we clamp down on the access to knives., if a fecking 11 year old can get one. The Brits do not seem to have solved it with all their knife crime.
WTF!! Hopefully he recovers ok
Jesus ya can’t help but wonder what kind of life this child may have at home if this is the kind of thing they’re doing. So sad that’s 2 kids lives completely changed.
>There is no concern for public safety.
Phew
Just a primary school kid,
you hope this sort of crime is not going to creep into Irish schools
Flipping stabbings and knives are horrific in general, but so young is shocking
6th class pupil, I guess. That is fucked.
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My god that’s horrible. Hope the poor lad makes a full recovery.
When I was in school a guy stabbed another guy with a file from the metal work room. This shit happens all the time you just don’t hear about it… granted we were probably 16… Hope the kids OK… Definitely needs to be some new ideas about how to deal with this
Age of criminal responsibility is 12 so this may not even be classified as a crime. Crazy system we have.
I hope that the child will be okay.
>11
Jesus wept.
That’s sickening. No doubt emboldened by the horrible things we are seeing on our streets today.
The age is fairly shocking, but the incident as a whole? No. Happened my school in late 90s rural ireland. One lad couldn’t take bullying anymore and snapped. Had taken a bunch of scalpels from the science room. That’s the direction my mind first moved in, particularly given it happened on school grounds.
Heard on the radio its non life threatening.
I’m often critical of the Irish Times reporting style, but this article is brilliantly done. It’s informative without leading to any conclusion. It just leaves you hoping that everyone involved will be ok.
This is how our media should always write.