Gunfire erupted on a prominent street in Limerick, signifying a renewed wave of aggression.

Limerick city witnessed another instance of serious violence on Wednesday afternoon, as a shooting incident was reported in the city centre. According to Garda sources, the firepower being used in the ongoing feuds in Limerick is extremely serious.

The shooting incident, which occurred around 4pm, is currently under investigation by the Gardaí. The Garda press office has confirmed that they are investigating an alleged discharge of a firearm in Limerick city. Dashcam footage from a passing motorist, which was later shared on social media, shows a man being pursued by a group of males carrying weapons along Childers Road.

In a concerning development, Garda management has authorized armed patrols for monitoring flashpoint areas in Limerick. This move comes amidst a resurgence of serious violence in the city, with recent incidents including drive-by shootings, pipe-bomb attacks, and fire bombings.

The name of the perpetrator who shot a man on Wednesday morning has not been publicly disclosed. Fortunately, no injuries have been reported in the shooting incident, according to the Garda press office. However, Garda sources express concern over potential reprisals following the incident.

Footage of armed gardai at Childers Road was also shared on digital platforms following the incident. In a separate incident, dashcam footage from another motorist shows an unidentified man preparing and firing what appears to be a semi-automatic firearm in a field.

In other news, Michael Flatley and Joanna Donnelly have announced that they will not seek nominations for the upcoming presidential election. No new information about injuries or nominations for the election was provided in the statement.

Limerick city and county has been grappling with an increase in serious violent incidents, and the community hopes that the authorities will be able to bring the situation under control soon. The explosive ordnance disposal unit from Co Cork has been deployed to deal with several pipe bombs found under cars and at homes in Limerick, indicating the gravity of the situation. The authorities urge the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the Gardaí.