Cork garda advises against reward for information on arson attack

The mill in Ballincollig Regional Park was burned down on during the night on June 17.

The mill in Ballincollig Regional Park was burned down on during the night on June 17.

A senior garda has advised a community outraged by an arson attack in Cork against offering a reward to identify the culprits, and to let gardaí do their work.

Chief Superintendent Tom Myers branded those responsible for the burning down of a historic mill in Ballincollig's regional park last weekend as “gurriers”.

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