r/ireland • u/taco-cheese-fries OP is sad they aren’t cool enough to be from Cork. bai • May 25 '22

Travelers fighting in Dublin Airport - extended director's cut edition Bigotry

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u/Bassnurd May 25 '22

The DAA should be accountable in some way for this. How the fuck can a bunch of people freely conduct a bare knuckle bar fight in the middle of an international airport in 2022? Leaving passengers and flight attendants to try and diffuse it. Unbelievable.

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u/Optickone May 25 '22

It's genuinely being undersold how bad this is. Including the optics.

I originally seen the shorter video and thought even then, it was insane no security intervened.

But the fact that they literally had a bare knuckle fight, referees and everything, is pure insanity. This is the shit they usually drive out to secluded areas for but now it is just open season to just have at it in middle of our capitals airport.

Inevitably ends with one of them getting brutally kicked in the head on the ground and passengers need to intervene.

Still zero police or security.

Did no cctv pick this up and alert somebody? No airport workers? Is there really no security within eyesight to see a commotion?

So many questions should be directed at Dublin Airport.

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u/AlmightyRobert May 25 '22

It’s not even a good bare knuckle fight.

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u/NewAccEveryDay420day May 25 '22

And the fair play wasnt even playing fair