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Taking place just after 2am, the trailer was stolen from the area of Ardnatagle
An Garda Síochána in Clare are seeking assistance from the public regarding the theft of a trailer from Broadford on Friday morning, June 13.
Taking place just after 2am, the trailer was stolen from the area of Ardnatagle.
Three days later, Gardaí in the Cappantymore area of Meelick recovered this trailer on Monday, 16 June at 9:30am following a report from a member of the public.
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Although the trailer was located and returned to the owner, Gardaí will continue their investigation into this theft.
The trailer is silver in colour and has two ramps. The mud flaps are distinctive as the rim of the mud flaps are orange in colour and it also had unique LED lights to the rear of the trailer. A spare tyre was bolted to the bottom of the trailer also.
If you believe that you observed this trailer at any stage between Friday and Monday morning, please contact Killaloe Garda Station on 061 620540.
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