Dublin Woman in Critical Condition Following House Fire Incident
A serious incident in Dublin has left a woman in critical condition after she was attacked at her home. The troubling event took place in the Oak Downs area of Clondalkin at approximately 10:10 AM on a Tuesday.
Dublin House Fire Incident Details
Gardaí (Irish police) reported that the woman was knocked on the door before being sprayed with an accelerant, believed to be petrol, and set on fire. Unfortunately, she sustained severe burn injuries, affecting both her face and body.
Injuries and Medical Response
A man was also present during the attack and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. He too was taken to a hospital for treatment.
- The seriously injured woman was immediately transported to Tallaght University Hospital.
- Emergency crews, including gardaí and the fire brigade, responded to the scene promptly.
- The fire was extinguished by the fire brigade before medical attention was administered.
Investigation Underway
As part of the ongoing investigation, the scene in Oak Downs has been sealed off for a forensic examination. Gardaí are urging anyone with information related to the incident to come forward.
This incident highlights the serious risks associated with domestic violence and the use of accelerants in violent acts. Authorities are focused on ensuring a thorough investigation and supporting the victims involved.
