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The incident of criminal damage happened in the Beechwood estate area of Clarecastle at around 9.40pm on Monday, October 14. | FILE PHOTO
Gardai are seeking to identify two masked men who smashed the front window of a private home in Clarecastle earlier this week.
The incident of criminal damage happened in the Beechwood estate area of the town at around 9.40pm on Monday, October 14.
Making an appeal for information, a garda spokesperson said: "Gardaí believe that two males smashed the front window of this property in Beechwood Estate and they fled the scene on foot. The males were described as wearing dark clothing and had their faces covered with balaclavas."
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Investigations are ongoing and gardai are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed the incident or who may have observed two men matching the description of the culprits on Monday night to contact them.
Ennis garda station can be contacted at 065 6848100.
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