Three houses were attacked with suspected petrol bombs overnight in Drogheda, Co Louth.
The first incident saw a device thrown at a house in St Laurence's Park in the town at around 12.15am.
The front window and living room of the property were damaged in the attack.
A house on Scarlet Crescent was also targeted, with a device thrown through the window of the home just after 1am.
Finally a third house was damaged in an attack at Loughboy in Mell. The fire brigade attended the scene at around 4am and gardai said investigations are ongoing.
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It is not believed anyone was injured in any of the attacks.
It comes just a day after two houses were targeted in similar incidents on Saturday night.
The first attack took place at around 12.20am on Saturday morning when a petrol bomb was aimed at a house in Ashleigh Heights.
Gardai say that a window was broken but no one was injured.
The second incident took place at about 4am when another petrol bomb was thrown through the window of a house in Springfield Court.
