Woman Airlifted to Hospital After Serious Incident
A woman has sustained serious injuries following a dog attack in Ireland on Tuesday, December 30. The incident occurred at an address in Carlow, with the victim, who is in her 50s, requiring urgent medical attention.
Emergency services airlifted the woman from the scene to receive specialist treatment. She is currently believed to be undergoing care at the Mater Hospital in Dublin following the traumatic ordeal.
Restricted Breed Dog Put Down at Scene
Gardaí have confirmed that the animal involved in the attack is believed to be of a 'restricted breed'. A local dog warden was called to the address in the aftermath of the incident.
The dog was subsequently put to sleep at the scene, according to reports. Investigators have preserved the area for a technical examination as part of their ongoing enquiries into the circumstances of the attack.
Garda Enquiries into Attack Continue
A spokesperson for An Garda Síochána stated that their investigation is continuing. "The dog is believed to be of a restricted breed," they confirmed. "The scene is currently preserved for technical examination. Enquiries are ongoing."
The serious attack has highlighted ongoing concerns about dangerous dogs and restricted breeds within communities. Authorities are working to establish the full sequence of events that led to the injury of the woman in Carlow.
