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Gardai are investigating an alleged assault in Adare
GARDAI are investigating an alleged assault in a premises in Adare and probing if one of the victims was bitten, Limerick Live has learned.
Gardaí have confirmed they are investigating an alleged incident of assault at a premises in the village in the early hours of Thursday, November 9.
"Gardaí attended this incident and met with two males who presented with non-life threatening injuries.
"While attending, gardaí arrested a woman, aged in her late 30s, for public order offences. She has been released without charge," said a garda spokesperson.
Limerick Live understands one or both of the males suffered facial injuries and gardai are investigating if they were bitten during the incident.
Investigations are ongoing.
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