Gardaí In Maynooth Are Appealing For Information Following An Alleged Assault At The Train Station

Wednesday, 23 November 2022 16:36

By Caoimhe Harney

The incident occurred on Sunday 20th November

Gardaí in Maynooth are looking into an alleged assault that happened at the train station in Maynooth.

The incident occurred on Sunday 20th November, at approximately 6.15pm, where an object was thrown and a man was struck in the head.

The man sustained minor injuries.

Gardaí in Maynooth are looking at CCTV to see exactly what happened.

However, If you were on the train from Leixlip to Maynooth on Sunday evening at about 6pm and noticed any disturbance, or have any information about this alleged incident you can contact Leixlip Garda Station on 01 6667800.

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