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The incident of criminal damage happened at Cusack Road, Ennis earlier this month
Gardai in Ennis have launched an investigation after a number of windows were smashed at a derelict property in the town.
The incident of criminal damage happened at Cusack Road, Ennis sometime between 12 midday on Wednesday, March 19 and 9.30am on Friday, March 21.
"A number of windows were damaged at this property and Ennis gardaí are appealing to anyone that observed any person in the Cusack Road area acting in a suspicious manner between Wednesday afternoon and Friday morning of last week, to please contact them," said crime prevention officer Sergeant Catriona Holohan.
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According to gardai, the property has since been secured but members of the public who observe any persons acting out of character in or around vacant or derelict properties are being urged to alert gardai.
Ennis garda station can be contacted at 065 6848100.
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