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06 Sept 2025
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oth the white Toyota Hiace van and the Brian James car trailer are very distinguishing
Gardaí are investigating a theft that occurred overnight in Milltown Malbay on Monday, June 16.
At 11:45pm, the injured party parked their vehicle, a white Toyota Hiace van and trailer, on the Ennis Road.
The injured party then discovered that both the van and trailer had been stolen when they were leaving for work.
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The trailer in question is an open car trailer, a Brian James T6. Both the white Toyota Hiace van and the Brian James car trailer are very distinguishing.
Investigating Gardaí would like to speak to anyone that may have been in the Milltown Malbay area on the night between 11:45pm and 5am the following morning.
If you were in the area or have any information that could assist the investigation, please contact Milltown Malbay Garda Station on 065 7084222.
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