KILKENNY - Two people were arrested after an influencer boxing event in Ireland descended into a riot at about midnight on Saturday, according to The Guardian. The report, bylined to Sirin Kale in Kilkenny, said the disturbance took place at an event organised by what the summary describes as a controversial internet ..., though the text available for this account breaks off before the organiser is named.

According to The Guardian, the presence of the far-right activist Tommy Robinson inflamed tensions in the crowd before the disturbance. The paper said the scenes were witnessed by many people on social media, but its summary does not say which platforms or posts it drew on, or how those accounts were checked.

The Guardian's account does not say how many people attended the event, what the two arrested people are alleged to have done, or whether police or the organisers have commented. It also does not say whether Robinson took any part in the disturbance.

No other outlet's account of the event was available for this report, so the details above rest on The Guardian's reporting alone. Further facts about the arrests and the cause of the disorder were not established in the material reviewed.

Sources: The Guardian: Riot breaks out at influencer boxing event attended by Tommy Robinson in Ireland.