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The incident took place sometime between 11am and 4pm that afternoon | FILE PHOTO
Gardaí in Kilrush are investigating damage to a residential property that occured in the homeowner's absence.
When the owner returned to their house on Wilson Road last Thursday, May 21, they found a window had been interfered with and damaged.
The incident took place sometime between 11am and 4pm that afternoon.
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The damage is fixed and the home is now secure.
However gardaí are appealing to anyone that may have seen this incident occurring on Wilson Road or may have observed a person or vehicle out of character on the road last Thursday to come forward.
Anyone who may have information is asked to please contact Kilrush Garda Station on 065 9080550.
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