Riad Bouchaker was convicted of attempted murder in the Parnell Square incident, leaving traumatized families and a shaken community seeking answers.

Legal Affairs Correspondent Órla O'Donnell provides insights into what is known about Riad Bouchaker, the convicted attacker involved in the Parnell Square incident.

Riad Bouchaker, the Parnell Square attacker, was housed in the same 'high-support' prison wing as Ashling Murphy's killer and is expected to be moved to Midlands Prison after his conviction.

The jury has resumed considering verdicts in the trial of Riad Bouchaker, who is accused of the attempted murder of three children.

A jury has been informed that a child sustained 'lifelong and life-limiting' injuries following the 2023 Dublin attack in Parnell Square. The prosecution case in the trial of Riad Bouchaker has now concluded.

During Riad Bouchaker's trial for the Parnell Square attack, his defense argued that he may have intended to terrify rather than stab. However, witnesses testified to seeing him stabbing children during the incident.

Following his conviction, 52-year-old Riad Bouchaker could be kept away from the general prison population for his own safety, potentially facing a 23-hour lock-up.

Riad Bouchaker has been convicted of the attempted murder of three young children in the 2023 Parnell Square attack and is awaiting sentencing later this year.

New details have emerged regarding Riad Bouchaker, described as 'blandly cheerful' with 'inappropriate jocularity,' before a judge ruled him fit to stand trial.

The jury in the Riad Bouchaker trial has been instructed to consider alternative verdicts on the attempted murder charges, with their decision to be based solely on the evidence presented. The trial continues to focus on the facts of the case.

Riad Bouchaker's trial at the Central Criminal Court has reached its 11th day, where he has denied suggestions that he specifically targeted the smallest children in the Parnell Square attack.

Órla O'Donnell reports on the evidence heard by the jury so far in the trial of Riad Bouchaker, who is charged with attempting to murder three children at Parnell Square in Dublin in November 2023.

A cyclist testified in court that the accused, Riad Bouchaker, repeatedly stabbed a child during the Parnell Square incident, and that Bouchaker was hit on the head with a bike lock.

The mother of a young girl severely injured in the Parnell Square attack expressed that Riad Bouchaker's conviction, while serving justice, has not brought her family closure.

Anxious parents reportedly huddled together, watching as the guilty verdict was delivered in the Riad Bouchaker case, reflecting the emotional impact of the trial.

Crèche worker Leanne Flynn described witnessing Riad Bouchaker darting towards a five-year-old girl during the Parnell attack, providing a firsthand account of the incident.

An article delves into the identity of Riad Bouchaker and the circumstances that led to his horrific and violent child-stabbing spree.

The prosecution has described Riad Bouchaker's defence as 'absurd,' arguing that his actions during a 15-second knife attack in Dublin's Parnell Square clearly showed intent to kill, despite the defence's claim he lacked 'murderous' intent.

During the Riad Bouchaker trial, a doctor testified that they believed a five-year-old girl stabbed at Parnell Square was dead, detailing efforts to save her life.

During a trial, a woman testified that she heard a man speaking 'quite aggressive in his words' on the day of the Parnell Square stabbing incident, for which Riad Bouchaker has pleaded not guilty to all charges.