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Shannon Gardaí are appealing to anyone that may have dash-cam footage on their vehicle or CCTV at their home to contact them
Gardaí in Shannon are investigating a burglary that took place at the O’Regan Lodge, Mountievers in Sixmilebridge at approximately 10:10pm on Monday, April 21.
The location is also known as the old Jamaica Inn to locals. During the course of this burglary, four electric bikes were stolen.
These included two Bezior (Black with fat tyres), one Burchba (grey with fat tyres) and one Duotts (Silver with fat tyres). These e-bikes were recently purchased and cost on average €1,625 each.
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A dark coloured estate car, possibly a VW Passat, was in the area at the exact time of the burglary. Shannon Gardaí are appealing to anyone that may have dash-cam footage on their vehicle or CCTV at their home to contact them.
If you were driving through the Cluain Droichead estate, Broadford Road area or the Sixmilebridge village between 10pm and 10:30pm on the day in question, please contact Shannon Garda Station on 061-365900
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