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Two men have been stabbed at the Hell Fire Club in south Dublin

The incident was reported just before 4pm this afternoon.

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TWO PEOPLE HAVE been stabbed at the Hell Fire Club in south County Dublin.

Gardaí from Rathfarnham attended the scene of the incident, which took place at about 3.45pm this afternoon.

Two men have been brought to Tallaght Hospital with apparent stab wounds.

Their condition is as yet unknown.

No arrests have been made at this time.

It’s believed that the two men in question had been camping when they were attacked.

The Hell Fire Club, named for the club of the same name that was held at the peak of Montpelier Hill near Tallaght in the early 18th century, is a popular destination for hill walkers.

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