Two teenagers have been rushed to hospital after an incident involving fireworks on Friday night.
The two youths received serious injuries after the incident which happened on Faussagh Avenue in Cabra at around 10.20pm.
Gardai say one of the youths received a serious injury to the eye while the other was hurt on the hand.
One is currently in the Mater Hospital while the other was taken to Temple Street.
A spokeswoman told Dublin Live the investigation is ongoing.
She said: "Gardaí at Cabra Garda Station, Dublin are investigating an incident which occurred on Faussagh Avenue, Cabra on Friday night, 21st September, 2019 at approximately 10pm.
"Two male youths, 17 years and 15 years received serious injuries when they came in contact with what was described as a firework.
"Both youths received serious injuries, one to his eye and the other to his hand and were taken to The Mater Misericordiae University Hospital Dublin and Childrens University Hospital at Temple Street for treatment.
"Investigations are ongoing."
A garda spokesman previously warned people to be wary of the fireworks as each year children suffer injuries caused by them.
He went on to ask parents to confiscate them from their kids if they find out they've obtained them
He said: "Each year many children and young people suffer terrible injuries caused by fireworks, including burns, loss of limbs and serious eye injuries.
"The Gardaí will confiscate any fireworks (with the exception of fireworks in Category F1 found in the possession of persons and such persons are also liable to prosecution. In addition, there is a specific offence under law for throwing any ignited fireworks in public places.
"Apart from the risk of injury, fireworks can cause great distress and annoyance to elderly residents.
"They can set off intruder alarms, causing unnecessary extra demands on Garda resources. They can also cause great distress to family pets and animals.
"Finally, there always the possibility of outbreaks of fire in property if fireworks such as 'rockets' continue to burn after landing.
"We ask that parents be responsible in ensuring that their children do not cause injury to either themselves or others on Halloween night. If you discover that your children have possession of bangers/fireworks, please take same from them."
