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Ennis garda station | FILE PHOTO
GARDAI in Ennis are renewing their appeal for information following the brazen theft of a car a month ago.
The vehicle was stolen in Clarecastle sometime between 12.30am on Friday, November 24 and 1.30pm, later on the same day.
According to gardai the blue 161-D registered Toyota Avensis was parked up on the side of the road with a flat tyre but when the owner returned the vehicle had been stolen.
"Anyone that may have been in the area and seen any suspicious activity in the area or have dash cam footage are asked to contact gardaí in Ennis on (065) 6848100," said a spokesperson.
Investigations into the incident are continuing but, to date, the car has not been located.
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