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Kilrush Gardaí are investigating three burglaries in the Kilkee area on Sunday, July 13 between 7am and 10pm.
The first incident occurred at Lisdeen in Kilkee at approximately 3:18pm where entry was gained through a rear window. Throughout the course of this robbery, gold jewellery was stolen.
The second burglary took place at Gurraun just minutes later at approximately 3:30pm. The homeowner disturbed a man who had entered her home. The perpetrator entered through a front window. He left immediately and nothing was taken, however it was a very distressing incident for the homeowner.
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The third robbery happened between 9am and 6:45pm in Bansha, where the culprit gained entry through rear French doors.
Kilrush Gardaí are appealing to anyone that was driving along the N67 between Kilrush and Kilkee to contact them if you saw anything unusual, did you see a lone male walking along the road? Do you have dashcam footage? If so, please contact Kilrush Garda Station on 065 9080550.
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