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Ennis gardaí are investigating after an Audi A6 was stolen during a burglary last Wednesday morning.
Gardaí believe that four males travelled to the scene in a navy BMW, at the An tSean Dún estate on the Tulla Road at 1.40am, Wednesday, September 4.
During the course of this burglary the perpetrators located the keys a grey Audi A6 estate and stole the vehicle.
This vehicle was observed travelling out the Tulla Road and stopping near the preschool at the Hillcrest estate.
The perpetrators threw items from the vehicle and then continued out the Tulla Road.
Gardaí are appealing to anyone that may have been in the An tSean Dún estate or the Hillcrest estate last Wednesday morning at 1.40am or may have been driving on the Tulla Road.
Anyone who may have Dash-Cam footage or may have observed this vehicle, please contact Ennis Garda Station on 065 6848100.
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