A video which has emerged of the incident shows a number of men armed with golf clubs targeting at least two others – knocking one to the ground in the middle of the road.
A video which has emerged of the incident shows a number of men armed with golf clubs targeting at least two others
Shocking footage has emerged of a brutal golf club attack in Dublin City centre last night.
A man was left covered in blood after a gang of men beat him with golf clubs on Cork Street in Dublin at around 11pm on Saturday night.
It’s claimed that an argument began at a pub that then spilled out onto the street.
A number of men are alleged to have gathered golf clubs from a nearby car and then targeted a man in the middle of the street.
A video which has emerged of the incident shows a number of men armed with golf clubs targeting at least two others – knocking one to the ground in the middle of the road.
A video which has emerged of the incident shows a number of men armed with golf clubs targeting at least two others
The group then circles one of their victims and lay down several blows with multiple clubs – right in front of traffic.
As horns beep and several women appear to try and intervene – one of the victims manages to back away – and can clearly be seen covered in blood.
Shouts of “I’ll kill you,” and “dirty rats” can be heard as the beaten man, wearing a blue shirt, backs away and the crowd move off in the other direction.
A video which has emerged of the incident shows a number of men armed with golf clubs targeting at least two others
The person filming the video, which has since been shared online can be heard exclaiming “they just f*cked him up. There’s like 20 people with golf clubs after him. Holy f*ck.”
In a statement to the Irish Mirror, gardai confirmed an investigation.
A video which has emerged of the incident shows a number of men armed with golf clubs targeting at least two others
“Gardaí responded to reports of an assault on Cork Street, Dublin 8 on Saturday 13th June 2026 at approximately 11pm. Investigations are ongoing,” a garda spokesperson said.
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