There was yet more chaos on South William Street on Thursday as three people were arrested for throwing bottles at bar staff.
Gardaí shut down the street for a period in May and again over the June Bank Holiday after scenes of violence - which led Dr Tony Holohan to tweet about his concern in relation to the amount of people gathering outdoors.
But with outdoor dining since reopening, things had calmed down - until last night, with a video of the scenes being published on social media.
The brutal fight occurred at around 9:30pm
The video starts off showing two people attempting to move back the four person gang, with one of them throwing a chair at the men in the process.
One of the men chases the gang further down the street while holding a table, and an inaudible exchange between the two groups occurs.
The situation escalates further when the gang begin throwing glass bottles at the other people, one of whom produces kung-fu style spinning kicks to protect themselves.
A brutal fist fight then breaks out and members of the public intervene.
One person was taken to St James' Hospital for non-life threatening injuries.
Gardai attended the scene and arrested three men, one in their late teens and two in their early 20s
A spokesperson told Dublin Live: "Gardaí are investigating reports of a group of four persons causing a disturbance on South William Street, Dublin 2, on 17/06/2021 at approximately 9.30pm.
"It is reported the group threw glass and glass bottles at people in the area. One victim attended St. James' Hospital for non-life threatening injuries.
"Gardaí attended the scene and three men, two early 20s and one late teens, were arrested and taken to Pearse Street Garda Station.
"Investigations are ongoing."
