Man suffers serious injuries after 'unprovoked' attack by cyclist outside Limerick hospital
GARDAI are appealing for witnesses after a pedestrian was assaulted by a cyclist in a "serious and unprovoked" assault.
On Thursday, July 27 a male left University Hospital Limerick at 5:25pm via the pedestrian exit.
As he was attempting to cross St. Nessan’s Road a cyclist approached from the Raheen side.
The cyclist got off his bike and physically assaulted the pedestrian. The pedestrian suffered serious injuries to his facial area.
He was subsequently treated for the injuries at University Hospital Limerick.
Gardai at Roxboro Road garda station are appealing for any witnesses to come forward.
They are also appealing for any dash cam footage that may have been recorded at the time. At 5:25pm on Thursday, July 27.
Please contact Roxboro Road Garda Station at 061 214340.