Local stab victim says thank you for support

Sunday, 12 August 2012 01:00

A local man who was stabbed at an outdoor music event in Dublin has thanked the people who’ve supported him since the ordeal.

Andrew England, who is 28, received five stab wounds and suffered injuries to the back of his head, arms and liver during the attack.

It happened at a Swedish House Mafia concert in the city last month and it’s alleged the attack was unprovoked.

Court proceedings are currently on going after a man was arrested and charged in connection with the incident.

Mr England says the support he’s been shown has helped his recovery:

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