ON the first anniversary of a firebomb attack in Limerick, which left a young brother and sister badly injured, two regeneration agencies set up in the wake of the horrific incident will open their doors for the first time today.

A third teenager has been charged in connection with an arson attack in which a young Limerick brother and sister were badly burned.

BRAVE Millie Murray, the six-year-old Limerick child badly burned with her brother when the family car was petrol-bombed is looking forward to a very special Christmas.

One of two Limerick teenagers charged with an arson attack in which a young brother and sister suffered serious burns has appeared in court.

A third teenager arrested in relation to an arson attack in Limerick has been released without charge.

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.

Gardaí in Limerick are still questioning the two teenagers arrested over the apparent arson attack that left two young children critically ill in hospital.