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The perpetrator then left the scene in a grey Audi and Gardaí believe there were two men waiting for her in the vehicle
Ennis Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after a burglary took place in broad daylight at a premises along Cornmarket Street on Monday, July 7.
According to authorities, a woman entered the retail premises at approximately 3:25pm, where she stole a sum of money.
A witness at the scene described the offender as being in her late 30’s or early 40’s. She was also 5 foot 3 in height, wearing a beige dress with a black belt.
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The suspect had long brown hair to the middle of her back and it was cut in a chopped fashion. She had very distinctive brown eyes as well as a distinctive mole at the crease line on the right side of her nose.
The perpetrator then left the scene in a grey Audi and Gardaí believe there were two men waiting for her in the vehicle.
Ennis Gardaí are now appealing to anyone that was in the Cornmarket area of Ennis town between 3pm and 4pm: did you see this woman or a grey Audi in the area?
If you did or if you have CCTV on your home or a Dash-Camera in your vehicle, please contact Ennis Garda Station on 065 6848100.
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