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Gardaí and ambulance services near People's Park, Limerick city
EMERGENCY services are attending the scene of an incident in Limerick city this Thursday afternoon, with an area cordoned off.
Several gardaí were observed at the cordoned-off area outside People's Park in Limerick city just after 2pm this Thursday afternoon, December 19.
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An ambulance was also present at the scene, along with a garda van.
The cordon surrounds the public toilets and a section of footpath just outside the main entrance to the park, close to Pery Square.
The Garda Press Office has been contacted for comment. More to follow...
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