A COUNTY Limerick filling station has reopened after a large section of its shop premises was destroyed in an arson attack this past June.
The firebombing occurred at the Inver filling station and adjoining Spar shop at the Old Cork Road on June 2.
In a post on its Facebook account, Inver announced: “We’re pleased to welcome you back for fuel at Inver Limerick Old Cork Road.”
“Diesel and unleaded only … 24/7 self-service pumps … Fuel cards accepted,” it said.
Inver said its on-site shop “remains temporarily closed” and thanked customers “for your continued support”.
Gardaí said this Thursday morning that no arrests have been made during the three-month arson probe.
“Investigations are ongoing,” said a Garda spokeswoman.
The arson attack occurred at 3.30am on June 2, causing extensive damage to the business.
Firefighters attached to Limerick City and County Fire Service attended the fire and put out the blaze.
The scene was sealed off by Gardaí after emergency services responded to the scene and a forensic examination took place.
The forecourt was closed off to the public for the last three months.
A statement released by Gardaí following the attack said that “Gardaí and Fire Services were alerted to a fire at a premises on Old Cork Road, Limerick, shortly after 3.30am (on) 2nd June 2025. The fire was extinguished and no injuries were reported.”
Gardaí said the premises was vacant at the time.
Gardaí were harvesting a CCTV hard-drive from the premises in the hope of identifying the perpetrators of the damaging attack.
