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LAST UPDATE | 25 Mar 2019
A MAN IN his 50s, arrested this morning as part of an investigation into a number of incidents which took place on a farm in Co Roscommon in December, has been released without charge.
A garda spokesperson said that a file will be prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions.
He is the seventh person arrested as part of the investigation into the incidents which took place at a farm in Falsk, Strokestown, on 16 December 2018. Two men have been charged to date.
The events in December followed the repossession of a property by private security personnel days earlier.
There were scuffles with the family who lived in the house and among a group of people who were present to support them.
During a subsequent incident at the property, eight people were injured, three of whom required hospital treatment, while vehicles were set on fire and a dog that was seriously injured had to be put down.
The eviction led to a number of protests and the issue was raised in the Dáil. Gardaí said investigations are ongoing.
With reporting from Adam Daly
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