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A silver Audi was one of three vehicles stolen in county Clare over the space of a week.
Gardaí in Clare are investigating the unauthorised taking of three vehicles in Ennis and Shannon.
The first vehicle taken was taken from Steele’s Terrace, Lifford between Wednesday evening, April 17, at 7pm and Thursday morning at 8pm.
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"This vehicle was a silver Audi A6 estate and at the time that it was taken it was parked on a public road," gardaí said in a statement.
A black Toyota Aqua hatchback was stolen the following night, in the Ennis area, with a third vehicle - a silver Toyota Aqua - was stolen on Thursday afternoon from Lidl car-park in Shannon town centre.
If anyone observed these incidents or has any information, please contact Ennis Garda Station on 065 6848100.
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