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Gardaí believe the perpetrator forced entry through the rear of this property
Investigations are underway following a broad daylight burglary in Miltown Malbay.
The incident occurred at a private home in the Legard South area of the town on Saturday, September 20. It is understood that the offence took place between 9am and 2pm on this day.
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Gardaí believe the perpetrator forced entry through the rear of this property before burglarising it and fleeing.
Milltown Malbay Gardaí are now appealing to anyone that may have been in the Legard South area of the town on Saturday morning.
A spokesperson for the authorities said, "If you witnessed any persons or vehicles in the area that you felt it were out of place or if you have any information please contact us at Milltown Malbay Garda Station on 065 7084222."
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