[Faust]

Originally Posted by Meridian ↗

Was that guy in brown trying to call police after he got hit over the head with a shovel, when he was the one picking up tools as weapons and started the whole thing?

He had the hammer in his trousers the whole time, also 100/100 for the construction worker making the attacker hit the other attacker with the shovel, friendly fire lol

[AMH06610]

My dad used to do the same thing when I went to the 'secret basement'....aww the memories

[koipin]

Originally Posted by vonjo27 ↗

Of course it was the UK. Construction workers here in the USA would’ve stomped them.

Ireland, not UK.

[tenny]

looks like father and son to me.....apple dont fall far

[VileGirl]

the sound of the shovel hitting his head lmao

[kellyhound]

Two arrests were made by Gardai investigating the shocking attack on two construction workers in Navan.

Two men in their thirties were arrested. One of the men was arrested in Navan, while the second was arrested in Trim.

Both men are currently in custody in Navan Garda Station where they are being interviewed in relation to the incident at Navan's Trimgate Street.

The arrests were made under the Firearms and Offensive Weapons Act. In the attack one of the workers suffered an arm injury and attended Cavan Hospital for an x-ray. The other worker was not injured and returned to work the next day.

[kellyhound]

Two brothers have appeared in court charged in connection with their involvement in an alleged altercation with a group of construction workers in Navan, Co Meath last week
Ian Keogh (31) with an address at Mornington Avenue, Trim, has been charged with assault causing harm, threatening, abusive and insulting behaviour and production of a hammer during the course of a dispute on Trimgate Street on Wednesday, September 8.

His 37-year-old brother, Wayne Keogh of Flower Hill, Navan was charged with threatening, abusive and insulting behaviour along with the production of a shovel during the course of the same dispute.

After evidence of arrest was given, Trim District Court on Friday was told there was no objection to bail in the case of Ian Keogh and he was remanded on bail to a date later this month.

However, gardaí did object to bail in the case of Wayne Keogh but Judge Cormac Dunne granted him bail on his own bond of €100 along with an independent surety of €600.

[GrimWitted]

I love how one of the skids was holding the shovel, but the construction working pushed the shovel into the other skids head, knocking him down.

[Kaboom]

They sound like gypsies cause trouble everywhere.