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The incident took place on Friday the 24th of May
Tullow Gardaí are investigating a case of assault at Tullow Skate Park on Friday the 24th of May.
The incident took place on the date mentioned above at 3am and involved three other males.
The injured party sustained facial injuries and subsequently went to St Luke's Hospital as a result of the injuries that were sustained.
Gardaí are seeking any information in relation to the three other men that were involved in the incident and urge anyone with information to make themselves known to the Tullow Gardaí Garda Station or to contact them on 059 9151222.
Tullow Gardaí also note that: "The males involved in this incident spoke with an eastern European accent"
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