THE two Limerick siblings who received horrific burns in a petrol bomb attack on the car they were sitting in five years ago will embark on the next stage of their excruciating surgical schedule next Tuesday.

ONE of the three youths jailed for the horror petrol bomb attack which left two Limerick children with catastrophic burns was sent back to prison yesterday for 14 months when he admitted a long list of offences committed since his release.

BANDAGING little Gavin Murray’s massive burn injuries was so painful doctors had to put him under full anaesthetic for each procedure.

IT was a firebomb attack that shocked the nation.

GAVIN MURRAY is happy to be home with his own toys.

Three Limerick teenagers charged in connection with an horrific arson attack in which two young children suffered serious burns have been sent forward for trial.

MORE than 100 statements have been taken by gardaí during the investigation into the firebomb attack that left Limerick siblings Millie and Gavin Murray with horrific injuries, a court heard yesterday.

THE mother of Millie and Gavin Murray, who were badly burned in a Limerick firebomb attack, said last night she was saddened that residents in an estate in the city have objected to the family being rehoused there.

LITTLE Gavin Murray has regained consciousness a week after he and his sister were badly burned when their mother’s car erupted in flames near the family’s Limerick home.

TWO Limerick youths, aged 17, were remanded in custody at a special sitting of Limerick District Court last night in connection with Sunday’s fire bomb attack.

UNIFORMED garda patrols in Limerick will receive armed support to tackle “acts of savagery”, such as last weekend’s proliferation of petrol bombings in Moyross.

A LIMERICK mother, whose young daughter was burned to death when the family home was petrol-bombed three years ago, said yesterday she wanted to reach out and embrace Sheila Murray.

THE garda chief heading the investigation into the car inferno, which caused serious burns to brother and sister Millie and Gavin Murray, said last night the inquiry was as big as any murder probe.

Two teenagers were tonight being questioned in connection with a fire attack on a car in Limerick which left two children fighting for their lives.