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Gardai say investigations are continuing following the incident of criminal damage which happened in the Acha Bhile estate at Lahinch Road, Ennis
Gardai have renewed their appeal for information after all four tyres were damaged on a parked car in Ennis.
In their appeal, they say investigations are continuing following the incident of criminal damage which happened in the Acha Bhile estate at Lahinch Road in the town last month.
"This incident occurred between midday on Wednesday, April 23 and 9am on Thursday, April 24. The owner parked their vehicle - a silver Hyundai i40 - outside their home and discovered the four tyres damaged the following morning," said crime prevention officer Sergeant Catriona Holohan.
"Gardaí are appealing to anyone who may have observed any persons or vehicles acting suspiciously in the Acha Bhile estate on the Wednesday evening or during the night or who may have observed the incident itself, to please contact them.
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Ennis garda station can be contacted at 065 6848100 or the Garda Confidential Line number is 1800 666 111.
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