Nightclub promoter, 21, stabbed to death after brawl in Dublin’s tourism district

The Guardian UK Tuesday 02 June 2026, 11:00 UTC By Rory Carroll Ireland correspondent 1 min read

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Qayyum Balogun chased and attacked after gig ended in Grafton Street area following clash between rival groups, police sayA brawl in the heart of Dublin’s tourism district led to a nightclub promoter being chased and stabbed to death. It happened at about 3am on Monday after a gig ended in the Grafton Street area of the city centre that is popular with tourists.

Qayyum Balogun chased and attacked after gig ended in Grafton Street area following clash between rival groups, police say

A brawl in the heart of Dublin’s tourism district led to a nightclub promoter being chased and stabbed to death.

It happened at about 3am on Monday after a gig ended in the Grafton Street area of the city centre that is popular with tourists.

Nightclub (ORG) Dublin (LOCATION) Qayyum Balogun (PERSON) Grafton Street (LOCATION)

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Nightclub promoter, 21, stabbed to death after brawl in Dublin’s tourism district

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