Limerick, Ireland – Gardaí in Limerick have issued a warning regarding a fake advertisement for a Christmas fair circulating on social media platforms. Authorities are urging the public to be cautious and to avoid engaging with the misleading post, which has been gaining traction in recent days.
The advertisement, which claims to promote a holiday market in Limerick, contains fraudulent information and could potentially be used to deceive people into sharing personal details or making payments for a non-existent event. Gardaí have confirmed that the event is not affiliated with any legitimate organization or authorized Christmas fair in the area.
Limerick Gardaí is advising residents to be vigilant when encountering online advertisements or events that seem suspicious. They stress the importance of verifying the authenticity of event details through trusted sources and official channels before making any commitments or payments.
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Authorities have also requested that anyone who encounters the fake advertisement report it to local law enforcement to help prevent further incidents. Gardaí are working closely with social media platforms to remove misleading posts.
This warning comes as the holiday season approaches, a time when online scams and fraud attempts tend to increase. Gardaí urges people to exercise caution and protect their personal information when interacting with online advertisements, especially those promoting events or sales.
Anyone with concerns or who believes they may have fallen victim to this scam is encouraged to contact Limerick Garda Station at 061-212400.
