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File photo, inset: photo of Ennis Market Building car park
Ennis gardai are investigating two cases of criminal damage at a busy car park close to the centre of the town.
Two luxury cars, which were both parked in the Market Building car park in Ennis town centre were damaged at different times on Saturday November 29.
The first incident was reported to have happened between 12 midday and 12:30 pm, when during this half an hour timeframe "significant" damage was caused to a blue Mercedes Benz.
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The second reported incident of criminal damage in the car park, later on the same day, involved a silver BMW 520.
Investigating gardai say the owner of the BMW parked in the Market Building car park at 5pm and that when they returned at 1:30am, they discovered the vehicle had been damaged.
Ennis gardaí are seeking to speak with anyone who was in the Market Building car park near the blue Mercedes Benz in the afternoon, or the silver BMW 520 During the evening of Saturday, November 29.
Anyone with information or those with dash-camera footage, that may help the investigation are asked to contact Ennis garda station on 065 684 8100.
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