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Gardaí in west Clare are appealing for the public’s assistance in their investigation into an incident of trespass near the village of Inagh.
In the early hours of last Monday morning, a homeowner observed two males at a vehicle outside their home at Knockogonell, Inagh.
The owner approached the two men, who fled the scene on foot.
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They ran to their vehicle which was on the Mount Callon Road and left the scene in the direction of Inagh / Kilmaley.
Gardaí in Ennistymon are investigating the incident and are appealing to anyone who may have been on the Mount Callon Road between the Inagh Road and the Inagh/Milltown Malbay Road at the time.
If you were on this road and observed a vehicle at approximately 1am on Monday morning, Sepetember 16, please contact Ennistymon Garda Station on 065 7072180.
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