A tragedy struck a family in Dublin as a young man, Thomas Griffin, lost his life after a suspected attack that left him with severe injuries. Thomas, aged 32 and a talented boxer, was believed to have been assaulted at the War Memorial Gardens in west Dublin before attempting to escape by jumping into the River Liffey. Despite efforts from emergency services, Thomas succumbed to his injuries in the hospital.
The Griffin family had previously suffered a devastating loss when Thomas’ younger brother, James, was fatally stabbed at a club event. Known as ‘Jay’, James was attacked at the Celtic Gladiators Private Members Club in 2014. The community has been mourning the tragic loss of Thomas, who was a dedicated boxer training at St Matthews Boxing Club in Ballyfermot.
Messages of condolences poured in for Thomas, with professional boxer Luke Keeler expressing his sadness at the passing of his old friend. Local councilor Daithi Doolan also extended sympathies to the family, emphasizing the importance of finding answers surrounding Thomas’ untimely death.
Authorities are conducting an investigation into the incidents that unfolded at the War Memorial Gardens and Chapelizod Road in Dublin. Gardaí are urging any witnesses or individuals with relevant information to come forward to assist in the inquiry. Additionally, they are appealing for any footage that may have been captured by cameras in the area on the evening of the incident.
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