Northern Ireland experiences a second consecutive night of unrest, according to multiple reports. Police are described as coming under attack in County Antrim, where rioters allegedly pelt police with bricks and throw petrol bombs. The accounts say the attackers are balaclava-clad.
The reports describe the incidents as part of ongoing street disorder rather than isolated events, noting that the unrest follows similar disturbances on the previous night. Police are not reported as having been able to prevent the attacks in the areas mentioned, though the available summaries focus on the nature of the attacks rather than on any specific outcomes.
Across the sources provided, the key common elements are the timing—second night of unrest—and the reported methods used against police, including bricks and petrol bombs. The articles do not provide additional details such as arrests, injuries, or specific locations beyond County Antrim, and no further claims are included in the summaries.
