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SIXMILEBRIDGE gardaí are investigating two separate criminal damage incidents of personal properties in the area.
The first incident was damage to a house and vehicle caused by fireworks that occurred between Thursday night, October 26 at 11.30pm and Friday morning, October 27 at half past midnight.
Two young people were observed lighting fireworks which subsequently struck the victims home and vehicle in the Cappagh Lodge estate.
Separately, gardaí are appealing for witnesses to an incident that occurred on Church Street, Sixmilebridge between 2am and 11am on Monday morning, October 30.
Damage was caused to a front door light and the perpetrator would have been at the front door for a couple of minutes to commit this crime.
If anyone has any information in relation to any of these incidents or saw anything suspicious we would ask them to can contact their local Garda Station, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any Garda station.
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