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Gardai are appealing for anyone with any CCTV or with any information in relation to the burglary to contact them at Kilrush garda station at 065 9080550
Gardai in Kilrush are renewing their appeal for information after a quantity of property was taken from a house in Quilty during an early-morning burglary.
They say the break-in happened in the Shandrum area of Quilty sometime between 8am and 9am on Tuesday, April 8.
"The rear door of the house was forced open and a quantity of property was taken," said Garda Albert Hardiman.
Investigating gardai say they are looking to speak with the occupants of a small black car which was observed near the local cemetery a short time before the burglary occurred.
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Gardai are also appealing for anyone with any CCTV or with any information in relation to the burglary to contact them at Kilrush garda station at 065 9080550.
Exact details of what was taken from the house in Quilty has not been disclosed for operational reasons.
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