Securing the assistance of one male witness is said to be key as part of An Garda Síochána’s investigation after a man was left with head injuries in Ennis.

Gardaí are continuing to appeal for witnesses following an incident which occurred on Wednesday last (October 27th) in the Clonroad area of Ennis town.

A male in his thirties was found unconscious with head injuries at this location at around 9pm. Anyone who may have witnessed anything or may have dashcam footage from this area at the time are asked to contact Ennis Garda station at 065 6848100 or any Garda station.

Garda Eimear McDonagh of Ennis Garda Station explained, “There is one witness in particular that Gardai would like to speak to. This person assisted with traffic management before Gardai arrived at scene. The witness is a male and is described as being 5’8” in height with tight brown hair wearing grey tracksuit bottoms. Gardai are looking for this person to contact them at Ennis Garda Station”.

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