Gardai say the fatal incident happened in Edenderry on Saturday evening
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Gardai say a blue Renault Kadjar jeep was damaged while parked at Moy Park in Shannon
Gardai in Shannon are investigating an incident of criminal damage at the Moy Park housing estate in Shannon.
In an appeal for witnesses, they say a vehicle, a blue Renault Kadjar jeep, was parked in the estate since 8:30pm on Friday November 28.
According to investigating gardai, at around 10am the following morning, Saturday November 29, the vehicle owner discovered that the driver's window had been smashed.
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Shannon gardai are seeking to speak with anyone who may have witnessed this incident or anyone who potentially has any information that may help assist the investigation into this crime.
Anybody with doorbell or dash-cam footage is asked to make it available.
Any witnesses or anyone with information is being asked to contact Shannon garda station on 061 365 900.
Investigations are ongoing.
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