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Tullow Street Carlow, Photo: Google Maps
Carlow Gardaí are seeking the public's help following an assault that took place on Tullow Street in Carlow Town.
The incident took place on Sunday the 14th of January 2024.
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The incident was featured on RTÉ's Crimecall on the 23rd of September.
From the Garda website:
"DAY / DATE: Sunday / 14/01/2024
TIME: 01:10am
LOCATION: Public House, Tullow Street, Carlow
DETAILS: The victim got up from his seat to use the toilet. When leaving the toilets, a male appeared at the door and punched the victim.
Suspect description:
Approximately 54 years old
Very tall
Muscular
Long smig – 5/6 inches long which was red / ginger in colour
Bald
Black t-shirt, blue jeans, white runners."
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