Knife attack in Dublin: “Ireland for victory”, says angry MMA star Conor McGregor

The stabbing attack by an individual Thursday afternoon in Dublin in front of a school which injured five people, including three children, led to looting and fires in the capital in the evening. Demonstrators expressed their anger after the spread of unconfirmed rumors by the police calling the attacker an “Algerian migrant”. This one, a man in his fifties, was overpowered by an individual of Brazilian origin before being arrested. Conor McGregor warmly thanked the person of South American origin via a message on social networks.

“This worker is our hero. Well done to our Brazilian brother in Ireland, who works hard, earns a living and contributes to Irish society! We love, appreciate and respect you immensely! Thank you very much Caio Benicio! You will always be my guest in my restaurant,” the combat sports legend explained on X.

The Irishman, followed by ten million subscribers, criticized politicians by demanding “an action plan”. “What are we waiting for? Your releases are nothing compared to what it would take to resolve the problem. Take action. Address this situation immediately,” urged the 35-year-old MMA champion, whose voice carries considerable weight in Ireland.

The “Notorious”, as he is nicknamed, added a new message to express his anger: “We are not backing down, we are only warming up. There will be no turning back until real changes are implemented for the security of our nation. We are no longer losing our wives and children to sick and twisted people who shouldn't even be in Ireland in the first place. Call it what you want. We do not care. May God help us all. Ireland for victory.”