Gardaí are confirming the video is from a historic incident.
A video of a physical altercation has been circulating online, with some users falsely claiming it occurred at this year's Tullamore Show.
Gardaí are confirming the video is from a historic incident that took place at a different location.
While show organisers are urging the public to stop sharing the footage to curb the spread of misinformation.
The Show, Ireland's premier one-day agricultural event, attracted over 60,000 people without a reported incident.
Authorities have not confirmed where or when the fight in the video actually took place.
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