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GARDAÍ have confirmed that they attended an incident in Moyross over the bank holiday weekend, after videos showing scenes of a violent nature were circulated online.
An incident, which was recorded and shared widely via WhatsApp, showed people fighting on a street, with crowds of onlookers nearby.
Other videos, also shared online, showed damage to the interior of a recently-built property.
The damage included smashed furniture in a bedroom, bathroom and kitchen.
In a statement to Limerick Live, gardaí said: “Gardaí attended the scene of an incident. No offences disclosed.”
It is unclear if gardaí will be pursuing further investigations.
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