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Killaloe Gardaí are investigating the theft of two animals from the Gortnaglogh area of Broadford on Thursday, July 17.
The animals, a mare and foal, were believed to be taken at 3:30am.
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The mare is described as a heavy cob type with foal at foot. She is bay with a white face and has four white legs with feathers while the foal is approximately 3-4 months old and is also bay with a white face.
A spokesperson for Gardaí in the town said, "Killaloe Gardaí are anxious to speak to anyone that was in the Broadford area on Thursday morning, you may have seen a vehicle travelling with a horse box or a cattle box and if you did or if you have any information, please contact Killaloe Garda Station on 061 620540 or your local Garda Station."
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