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Any member of the public who came across a car matching the description in the Fontane Beg area of Tulla or on the road to Kilkishen, is asked to contact Tulla garda station
Gardai are seeking information about a car which caused some alarm when it was spotted in a Clare village last weekend.
Gardai in Tulla say they received a report of a vehicle acting suspiciously in the Fontane Beg area of the village shortly after midnight on Saturday (Sunday morning).
"The vehicle was described as a champagne/beige coloured car. A witness slowed down to check out the vehicle and when it did, the champagne/beige coloured car took off at speed in the direction of Kilkishen," said crime prevention officer Sergeant Catriona Holohan.
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Any member of the public who came across a car matching the description in the Fontane Beg area of Tulla or on the road to Kilkishen, is asked to contact Tulla garda station or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111.
No further information relating to the incident has been disclosed publicly.
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