A man is to reappear before Longford District Court next week charged with stealing jewellery and footwear from a house
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28 Jun 2022
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28 Jun 2022
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GARDAI investigating the death of a four-year-old boy in Limerick earlier this year, have arrested a man a woman on suspicion of murder.
The boy sustained serious injuries following an incident at a house at Rathbane in the city on March 13, 2021. He died a number of days later at Children's Hospital Ireland at Temple Street.
A garda investigation was launched following his death resulting in today's arrests.
The suspects, who are aged in their 30s and 20s, are currently detained under Section 4 of The Criminal Justice Act 1984, at Garda Stations in Limerick city.
Judge Bernadette Owens has accepted jurisdiction in the case of two women who allegedly attacked another woman on Main Street, Longford in February
House prices are now almost at the peak of 2007
Open call for artist scheme funding
Minister of State at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage Peter Burke officially opened three new social housing developments in County Longford.
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