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Gardai say the incident occurred at Lakes Retirement Village, Hill Road in Killaloe last weekend
Gardaí in Killaloe are appealing for witnesses following an incident of criminal damage at a retirement village last weekend.
Seeking witnesses, they say the incident occurred at Lakes Retirement Village, Hill Road in Killaloe sometime between 10pm last Saturday and 8pm on Sunday evening.
"Damage was caused to one of the tyres of a vehicle - a grey Seat Cordoba - that was parked at the Retirement Village," said crime prevention officer Sergeant Catriona Holohan.
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Investigations are ongoing and gardaí are appealing to anyone who may have observed anyone acting suspiciously in the Lakes
Retirement Village area of Killaloe on Saturday night or Sunday to contact them.
"If you did (see someone acting suspiciously) or if you have any information that could assist Killaloe gardaí with their investigation, please contact Killaloe garda station on 061 620540," said Sgt Holohan.
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