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Gardaí are investigating an alleged serious sexual assault of a woman in Longford town last night.
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The alleged incident took place at around 7pm.
The victim, who is aged in her late 30s, made a complaint to gardai soon after the alleged incident is believed to have occurred.
Gardai sealed off a house earlier today as forensic experts carried out an examination of the scene.
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No arrests have yet been made, though it is understood a man in his 30s, accompanied by a male acquaintance presented at Longford Garda Station today to give a voluntary statement.
Gardaí have confirmed this evening that an investigation has been launched and that enquiries are ongoing.
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