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Gardai are asking anyone who has information on this crime to contact Sixmilebridge Garda Station
Gardai in Sixmilebridge are investigating the theft of a vehicle and two horseboxes.
In an appeal, they say the theft occurred in the Ballymarkham area of Quin, between 9pm on Tuesday, November 25 and 8am on Wednesday, November 26.
According to investigating gardai, the culprits stole a silver Toyota Hilux Crew Cab, a navy Ivor Williams Horsebox and a green Ivor Williams Horsebox.
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Both of the stolen horseboxes have unique and distinctive features, the navy Ivor Williams horsebox has an image of a green tree on the front, two distinctive handles and is properly marked.
The second horsebox is a green 505 Ivor Williams, it has new LED lights on both sides of the wheel arch.
Gardai are appealing to speak with anyone who may have observed any of these vehicles, a vehicle or person in the Ballymarkam, Quin area on November 26.
Anyone with information relating to this crime is asked to contact Sixmilebridge garda station on 061 369 133.
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