INVESTIGATIONS are continuing following on from a firebomb attack in Ennis.

Gardaí believe that a firearm was discharged but no physical injuries were reported when glass bottles with flammable liquid were thrown at a house in Pearse Avenue, Cloughleigh after the glass beside the front door was smashed.

A number of males in a dark vehicle called to the house shortly after midnight on Monday (November 22nd). The males left the area following the attack.

Shortly after a vehicle was located after being set on fire on the Kilrush Road.

“If anyone witnessed this incident or has any information that would assist in the investigation, we would ask them to contact Ennis Garda Station on 0656848100,” crime prevention officer, Triona Brooks stated.

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