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GARDAI have launched an investigation after a vehicle parked in a residential area was burnt out in a late night arson attack.
The incident occurred outside a house in St Mary’s Park in Limerick city on Sunday night.
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One Limerick Fire and Rescue Service appliance responded to the scene with firefighters quickly putting out the blaze.
When contacted for comment, a garda spokesperson confirmed gardaí received a report of an incident of criminal damage by fire that occurred in the St Mary’s Park area of Limerick city on Sunday, November 2 at approximately 10.30 pm.
“A vehicle was reported as damaged. No injuries have been reported at this time,” said a garda spokesperson.
Investigations are ongoing by gardai.
Anybody who can assist gardai in their enquiries is asked to contact Mayorstone garda station on 0614 56980; the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111 or any garda station.
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