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Gardaí in Ennis are investigating the theft of a white Bianchi hybrid bicycle.
The owner of this hybrid bicycle placed it on Upper Market Street on Saturday, 2nd November at exactly 5.10pm.
They went into a takeaway on Upper Market Street and when they returned their bicycle was stolen.
The frame of the bicycle is white in colour and the handlebars are black. The word BIANCHI is printed on the lower crossbar of the bicycle.
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Gardaí are appealing to anyone that may have witnessed someone near this Bianchi bicycle or taking it from Upper Market Street, to please contact Ennis Garda Station on 065 6848100.
In addition, anyone who may have seen this bike abandoned on a road or in an estate, please contact Ennis Garda Station.
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