Both the five-year-old girl who was stabbed in the chest and also the care assistant who used her body to shield other children from being injured, they’re both in a critical condition.

Later on last night, McGregor posted a photo of vehicles on fire on O’Connell Street and wrote: “ What would Daniel O’ Connell say I wonder? What would our Irish leaders past say on the situation we face today? God bless Ireland.” We need to have the strongest laws possible so that we can hold those who incite hatred and violence to account.”

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McGregor's comments prior to the riots have also been strongly criticised by barrister and GAA pundit Joe Brolly. The criminals who carried out the violence in Dublin want to blame other people for their actions. We can't allow them to do that. They're responsible for their actions. There's no excuse for it. BRING FIGHT NIGHT HOME! Now you can become an undisputed UFC Champion at home with this feature plush! He has rightfully, given his influence, been roundly criticised for incendiary tweets last night that added to the rhetoric that fuelled last night's scenes. As such, there have been serious concerns over his involvement in Taylor's fight. Following last night's Dublin riots, tomorrow's rematch between Katie Taylor and Chantelle Cameron, at the 3Arena, will be fought under a cloud of unrest and uncertainty. Conor McGregor, who is effectively one of the fight's main sponsors, has played a role in stoking that uncertainty.

The former Derry player referenced posts made by McGregor before and after the riots took place in the city. He warned the protestors: “We’re going to get you.” Five people were injured during a stabbing on Parnell Square on Thursday afternoon. This included three children, a woman in her 30s and a man in his 50s. The man is a person of interest in the Garda investigation. Given McGregor's prominence at the first fight, it was presumed he would be front and centre on Saturday night. But for us we just focus on the event. Obviously we come to Dublin with the aim to grow the sport in this country, and to continue the great work that Katie Taylor has done. READ HERE: Cameron Tears Into "Piss Take" Katie Taylor Ringwalk In Dublin READ HERE: All The Details You Need To Watch Katie Taylor v Chantelle Cameron II The Tanaiste has blasted online commentators for “essentially inciting hatred” in the aftermath of the stabbing on Parnell Square and in the lead-up to the riots in Dublin.I don't believe he's attending the event. I mean I don't speak on his behalf, he's obviously someone that has his own views as everybody does. Conor Anthony McGregor was born to parents Tony and Margaret McGregor on July 14, 1988, in Dublin, Ireland. Raised in the rough working-class section of Crumlin, McGregor enjoyed playing soccer as a boy before finding an outlet for his aggression in boxing. He was a member of the Crumlin Boxing Club from age 11 to 17, winning a Dublin Novice Championship during that time.

I don't want to speculate on motivations at this stage, but absolutely nothing is ruled out in that regard. I really want to thank the people on the street who intervened. Sleep and play like a champ with the UFC Conor McGregor feature plush! This amazing 18” plush features UFC fighter, “The Notorious” Conor McGregor’s true-to-life tattoos, body-type, and facial expression! Punch the UFC plush’s stomach to hear over 10 UFC sounds and phrases! This UFC fighter plush is extremely durable and made with high-quality materials! The Conor McGregor UFC plush also comes with P.U. leather replica UFC gloves and “Conor McGregor” printed UFC Fight Shorts! Bring home this feature plush and challenge “The Notorious” to a UFC Fight Night of your own! As a hugely recognised star in the fighting world, McGregor has fought - and lost - twice this year in the UFC and has already boasted of the financial reward. His defeat by Dustin Poirier in January attracted exactly 1,504,737 pay-per-view buys, which places it as the No.4 highest selling PPV of all time, falling just short of McGregor's UFC 202 rematch against Nate Diaz.Joe Brolly has slammed Conor McGregor for online comments the UFC star made prior to the riots in Dublin on Thursday. I’ve seen that and I’ve seen that preceded it in the preceding weeks We have laws and we're going to need stronger laws. I'm not gonna get into any individual but incitement to hatred, incitement to violence is a reality in our society. OVER 10 SOUNDS AND PHRASES! Punch and squeeze his belly to activate authentic Conor McGregor and UFC phrases and sounds! McGregor's beer brand have played a big role in the promotion of the fight. Forged Stout helped erect a statue to Katie Taylor near Bray Head. It will host a 'Dublin City Takeover' event tonight in Temple Car to promote the fight. McGregor and Hearn were both involved in a prefight event at Crumlin Boxing Club during the week. Following the stabbing incident, protestors gathered at the scene before making their way to the O’Connell Street area, where buses, trams and Garda cars were set on fire, and a number of shops were looted.

The Taoiseach strongly condemned the protests in Dublin, saying that people had brought “shame” upon the capital and the country. The Tánaiste has blasted online commentators for “essentially inciting hatred” in the aftermath of the stabbing on Parnell Square and in the lead-up to the riots in Dublin. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that while the perpetrator of the stabbing in Parnell Square on Thursday was “intent on murder”, the rioters “brought shame on Dublin, brought shame on Ireland and brought shame on their families and themselves”. Martin said: “There has been many comments I’ve watched online of that type which are absolutely disgraceful. Conor McGregor has continued to hit out at former teammate Artem Lobov by calling him a "rat" with the help of a kids toy.He argued that there should be no criticism of the Gardaí for how they handled the protest. “The people who are responsible for crimes are those who commit them,” he said. Following the incident, protestors gathered at the scene but later made their way to the O’Connell Street area. Buses, trams and Garda cars were set on fire, while a number of shops were broken into and looted. You've got a number of Irish fighters on the card who are all living their dream, and fighting in front of a sold-out arena. Earlier, McGregor posted an angry response to video footage of an interview with Garda Commissioner Drew Harris where he condemned the "disgraceful scenes" in Dublin on Thursday.