Dublin bouncer flattens two troublemakers as they cause rows in bar on Parnell St 👏 The video is of an incident that took place on July 23, 2016, outside the Woolshed Baa & Grill on Parnell Street. What an operator this fella is, fighting two boys with a walkie talkie hand in hand after getting sly punched. This geezer is the Parnell St. final boss. FUN FACT: This bouncer was actually hired full-time to McGregor’s security team after this video went viral. He is often spotted guiding McGregor around Saudi on his travels. #DublinBouncers | #FuckAroundAndFindOut | #BOUNCERKNOCKOUTS.
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