Based on my investigation of this claim, here's my analysis:

Reasoning:

• The incident occurred on November 23, 2023, outside Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire, a primary school in Parnell Square East, Dublin, where children were being lined up to go to a nearby crèche for an after-school club¹
• The attacker was Riad Bouchaker, originally from Algeria, who was later charged with attempted murder¹²
• Witness testimony from the trial confirmed that multiple women intervened to protect the attacker after he was subdued on the ground. One witness reported seeing "two women formed a circle around him because other people were trying to hurt the man"², while another witness described "three women formed a cordon to stop anyone going near him"²
• A witness specifically testified that she was shouting "we're not f**king savages here" as people were trying to kick the attacker while he was on the ground²
• Another witness recalled women saying "we don't do things like that here" while urging people to wait for the police (Gardaí) to arrive³
• The attacker was eventually stopped by passers-by including a delivery driver who struck him with a motorcycle helmet, knocking him to the ground¹
• Sources conflict slightly on whether the women were "two women" (one local and one American tourist per Wikipedia)¹ or "three women" (per RTE testimony)², and the exact phrasing of the statement varies slightly across witnesses

Overall validity: 85%

1. 2023 Dublin riot - Wikipedia
2. 'Brave' man punched Parnell Square accused, court told
3. Woman tells court of ‘chaos’ on Parnell Square after attack in 2023 | Belfast Telegraph