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A number of electronic devices were taken from the property which was entered in the early hours of Monday, December 16 - sometime between 1.30am and 7.30am
Gardaí in Shannon are appealing for witnesses following a burglary that took place in the Ballycasey Manor estate in Shannon town earlier this week.
A number of electronic devices were taken from the property which was entered in the early hours of Monday, December 16 - sometime between 1.30am and 7.30am.
"The perpetrators tried to gain entry to this residential property through the front door and when they were unable to gain access they went to the rear of the property and forced the rear door open," said crime prevention officer, Sergeant Catriona Holohan.
"During this burglary a number of items were taken which included an Apple iPhone 11, an iPhone2 and a number of older Apple iPhones. Four Samsung A51 phones were also taken along with a silver Analog watch - with a large face and a blue strap. A Lige fitness watch with its original box was also stolen.
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Gardai at Shannon are investigating the incident and they can be contacted at 061 365900.
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