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A garda investigation is underway after criminal damage was caused to two vans in Carlow during which car tyres of one van were slashed while a window of another van was smashed.
Gardaí in Tullow are investigating an incident where the window of a van was smashed with a stone, on Saturday between 12.30pm and 1.20pm while the van was parked on roadside in Father Murphy Park.
Nothing was taken from the van. Gardaí are appealing to anyone with information to contact Tullow Garda Station.
In a separate criminal damage incident at Market Square, Tullow, the tyres of a van were slashed.
All four tyres of the white Volkswagen Crafter were slashed between 6pm on Saturday and 5am on Sunday while the
van was parked in Market Square.
Anyone with any footage of the incident is asked to contact Tullow Garda Station.
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