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One of the stolen items was a brown shoulder bag which had bank cards and identity cards inside
Gardaí in Clare are appealing for information following a burglary where a number of items were stolen, including a brown shoulder bag.
The Sixmilebridge gardaí are investigating this incident, which took place on the Lodge Road between 9pm on Monday, May 19 and 5am on Tuesday, May 20.
The perpetrators are believed to have entered the property through a rear window and they subsequently took a number of items from the house including a brown shoulder bag.
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This bag contained a number of banking cards and identity cards.
Gardaí believe that the culprits used keys that they found in the property to search the family vehicles. Thankfully, these vehicles were not stolen.
Sixmilebridge gardaí are appealing to anyone that was on the Lodge Road in the village that may have seen something suspicious to contact them.
They are also appealing to the public to be mindful that a brown shoulder bag was stolen with cards in it. If you see a bag matching this description please contact the Sixmilebridge Garda Station on 061 369133.
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