After a night of violent disorder in Dublin city centre on Thursday, the national newspapers all carry distressing images from the riots.
Shots of Gardaí in riot gear, burning vehicles and the looting of shops are among those splashed across the front pages.
The Irish Times leads with two images side-by-side. One showing first responders at the scene of an attack at Parnell Square on Thursday afternoon, in which three children and a woman were injured.
The other image shows a bus ablaze on O'Connell Street after violence broke out as people gathered near Parnell Square on Thursday evening following news of the stabbing incident.
The Irish Examiner reads: 'Riots in Dublin after children stabbed', over an image of a burning car near Parnell Street.
'Hate on the streets' is the Irish Independent's headline, with an image of a double-decker bus ablaze at O'Connell Bridge, under the watchful gaze of the O'Connell Monument.
Hate on the streets pic.twitter.com/dVteSvcK56
— Irish Independent (@Independent_ie) November 24, 2023
The Irish Daily Mail reads: 'Stabbed coming out of school', in reference to the children injured in the earlier attack, adding 'rioting and looting break out after Parnell Square horror'.
The paper also has an image insert showing crowds breaking into the Foot Locker store amid the riots.
Disgraceful scenes on the streets of the capital as thugs and looters rampage in the wake of horrific school stabbing that left a five-year-old girl in critical condition, and injured two other children, along with a creche worker in her 30s, and a man in his 50s pic.twitter.com/vWIjkDYTCt
— The Irish Daily Mail (@irishdailymail) November 23, 2023
Finally, both the Irish Daily Star and Irish Daily Mirror lead with images of burning vehicles, describing Thursday night's scenes as 'barbaric' and a 'day of shame' for Dublin.
Tomorrow's @isfearranstar on a dark day in Dublin pic.twitter.com/hEvtkzLhrz
— neilleslie2 (@NeilLeslie2) November 23, 2023
