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Gardaí in Tulla are investigating a burglary that took place in Kilkishin earlier this week - just before Christmas | FILE PHOTO
Gardaí in Tulla are investigating a burglary that took place in Kilkishin earlier this week - just before Christmas.
In an appeal seeking assistance from members of the public, they say a premises at Main Street in the village was entered at around 3am on Monday, December 23.
"Two males travelled to the scene in a grey vehicle, saloon in style from the direction of Kilmurry and attempted to gain access to a commercial premises on the Main Street," said a garda spokesperson who added that within a few minutes both perpetrators fled the scene - travelling in the direction of Kilmurry.
Their exact movements after this are unclear.
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Anyone with information about the incident or who may have observed the grey car is asked to contact Tulla garda station on 065 6835103.
Investigations are ongoing.
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