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GARDAÍ in Clare are investigating a number of thefts that took place across the county in recent weeks.
In Kilmaley, between 9.30am and 3pm Tuesday July 11 a silver Murphy cowboxox was stolen from a farmyard in Lispuckaun.
In Miltown Malbay, a dark purple Orbea Optima electric bike that was padlocked to a pole on the Ennis Road was stolen at some point between 7.30pm on Friday July 7 and the following evening.
In Sixmilebrdge, a black and yellow McCulloch chainsaw with an 18 inch bar was stolen from a shed at the rear of a house in Woodview Heights.
Gardaí are appealing to anyone who has any information in relation to these incidents, or if anyone witnessed anything, to contact their local Garda Station, any Garda Station or the Confidential Line: 1800 666 111.
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