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All three suspects are described as wearing dark clothing and had snoods up over their faces
Investigations are underway following an attempted burglary in Sacriff.
Taking place on Thursday, December 18, Gardaí believe there were three culprits involved in this crime.
The attempted burglary occurred in the Aras Brian Boru apartment complex and throughout the course of this incident, the offenders attempted to gain access to a property using a crowbar at 2:15pm.
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All three suspects are described as wearing dark clothing and had snoods up over their faces. When they were disturbed, they walked away from the scene in the direction of Nuala’s Bar and Restaurant on the Killaloe Road.
This incident occurred in the middle of the day and the three suspects walked to and from this attempted burglary.
Scariff Gardaí are appealing to anyone that was walking or driving along this road last Thursday, did you observe three men on the road? If you did or if you have any information, please contact Scariff Garda Station on 061 922 790.
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