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Three men have been charged with attempted murder following a stabbing in Doagh, County Antrim, on Thursday, according to the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). The incident occurred in the Templepatrick Road area at around 11:10 BST, when a man sustained multiple stab wounds and was taken to hospital for treatment.
The three men, aged 31, 32 and 46, face a number of charges, including attempted murder. They are expected to appear before Belfast Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 26 October. All charges will be reviewed by the Public Prosecution Service (PPS).
The incident took place in the Templepatrick Road area of Doagh, a village in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Police said the injured man suffered a number of stab wounds during an assault.
He was taken to hospital for medical treatment. The PSNI has not released further details about the victim’s identity, the extent of his injuries or the circumstances that led to the incident.
The available information does not establish what happened immediately before the assault or whether the individuals involved knew one another. Police have confirmed the charges against the three men, but further details about the investigation have not been provided in the report.
The suspects, aged 31, 32 and 46, have been charged with several offences, including attempted murder. Their expected appearance at Belfast Magistrates’ Court marks the next stage in the legal process.
An appearance before a magistrates’ court allows the proceedings to begin and the charges to be addressed through the criminal justice system. The court will deal with the case in accordance with the applicable legal procedures.
The charges remain allegations at this stage. The men have not been reported as having been convicted of the offences, and the allegations must be considered through the legal process.
The Public Prosecution Service for Northern Ireland is responsible for prosecuting criminal cases and reviewing prosecution decisions. The PPS will review all the charges in this case, according to the information released by police.
That review forms part of the process for determining how the case should proceed. Further information may become available following the court appearance or as the investigation and prosecution process continue.
The three men are expected to appear before Belfast Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 26 October 2026. The proceedings are expected to address the charges brought against them and the next steps in the case.
The victim’s condition and further details about the alleged assault have not been confirmed in the available report. Daily Dazzling Dawn will report any significant developments as further verified information becomes available.
The case remains ongoing, and all three defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.
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