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Three Nissan Micra cars were damaged in Sixmilebridge earlier this month
Gardaí in Sixmilebridge are appealing for information after a number of parked cars were damaged in the town on the same night.
In the first incident, the windows of a gold Nissan Micra car were damaged sometime between 4.30pm on Sunday, January 19 and 7am the following day. The vehicle was parked at Mount Levers in the town.
In their appeal, gardai say a grey Nissan Micra and a white Nissan Micra, were also damaged on the same night.
"Both vehicles were parked overnight in Mill Court and both owners discovered that the windows of their vehicle had been
damaged on Monday morning," said crime prevention officer Sergeant Catriona Holohan.
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Gardaí in Sixmilebridge are investigating and they are appealing to anyone who may have observed persons around any of the three cars or who may have information in relation to what happened to please contact Sixmilebridge garda station on 061 369133.
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