Incidents took place in Dublin.
Two teenagers have been arrested in Dublin following an incident that saw Gardaí and paramedics attacked.
The incident, which took place at Kilbarrack DART Station follows an earlier incident in Howth.
Mairéad Cleary reports:
"Gardaí are investigating a number of public order and assault incidents involving teenagers in north Dublin yesterday.
At around half 5 yesterday evening a 14 year old boy received a head injury during an incident involving a large group of teenagers at Kilbarrack Dart Station.
While ambulance personnel treated the boy's injuries, they came under attack by the gang.
Gardaí intervened and were assaulted by the group.
Two boys in their mid teens were arrested at the scene. The injured teenager did not require hospital treatment.
Meanwhile a short time earlier in Howth, Gardaí were called to disperse a group of teenagers following an assault on another teenage boy.
The 16 year old is understood to have fallen from the East Pier on the rocks below during the incident. He was treated at the scene and his injuries are not thought to be life threatening. "
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