These were the shameful scenes that ended a sunny summer's night in Dublin city last night as people enjoyed drinks on the street.
One incident saw a vicious group spoiling the fun for everyone kicking off a fight on South William Street.
While hours earlier nearby, another attacker left a man semi-conscious on the ground and bleeding after receiving slashes to his head.
The video of the first incident, exclusively obtained by Dublin Live, shows a group of as many as ten people clashing near a licenced premises in the area at around 10pm.
A flurry of punches can be seen being thrown before one person ends up on the ground among the jingle jangle of bottles.
One person can be seen being pulled away from the victim on the ground before saying "who wants it" directly down the barrel of the camera.
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The watching crowd can be heard roaring in horror as the violence spilled out onto the streets.
One eye-witness 'Nunez' told Dublin Live that it put a "dirty drizzle" on an other wise perfect warm night.
He said: "Yeah course. You don't want to see the likes of this happening especially when everyone else was having fun. It's good to be on the beer but if you can't handle yourself while drinking, it's better to be off it then."
Shane Crane and Alan Johns who filmed the incident told Dublin Live that the fight is said to have started over GAA.
They said: "It started off as a harmless chat about football and then next thing bang, it all kicked off. One lad landed a punch from behind and knocked another buck on the ground.
"You wouldn't see the likes of it at Millennium Madness disco."
In a second shocking incident, one man in his 40s was found "semi-conscious" on the ground after receiving slash wounds to his head during an assault at around 6pm.
He is still recovering from his injuries at St. James's Hospital with a garda hunt launched to find the attackers.
A Garda spokesman told Dublin Live: "Gardai were alerted to an assault incident on the evening of Thursday 3 June at approximately 6.15pm.
"One man in his mid 40s was found semi-conscious with a laceration to his head.
"The Injured party was removed to St. James Hospital to be treated for his injuries and investigations are ongoing."
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