Pictured: Child care worker who risked her life to stop knife-wielding attacker stabbing children to death in Dublin - as her proud brother calls her a 'hero'


Child care worker who risked her life to stop knife-wielding attacker stabbing children to

Leanne Flynn continues to recover at a Dublin hospital this weekend from the serious neck injuries she suffered after courageously intervening to protect a group of five and six-year-olds who were attacked in Dublin city on Thursday. A five-year-old girl who underwent emergency surgery after she was stabbed in the incident remained in critical condition last night in Dublin's Temple Street Children's Hospital. The other young victims, a five-year-old boy and a six-year-old girl, have both been discharged from Crumlin Children's Hospital.

 

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