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Three windows and a door were broken during the incident
GARDAI have launched an investigation into criminal damage at a family home in an early morning attack in Limerick city over the weekend.
Three windows and a door were broken during the incident on Island Road, at 1.18am on Sunday.
There are no reported injuries following the incident.
In a statement to the Limerick Leader, a spokesperson for An Garda Siochana said:
“Gardai at Mayorstone Park, Limerick are investigating an incident of criminal damage to a house at Island Road, Limerick City at approximately 1.18am this morning, Sunday December 2, 2018. Three windows were broken, no arrests have been made and investigations are continuing.”
Anyone with information can contact Mayorstone garda station at 061 456980 or the Garda Confidential Line at 1800 666 111.
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