Gardai say the tragic incident happened in the Jobstown area of the Capital at around 2pm on Tuesday | FILE PHOTO
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If you have any information, please contact Newmarket on Fergus Garda Station
Gardaí are investigating a theft from a car in Newmarket on Fergus, believed to be at the hands of youths.
A wind reflector from a black Volkswagen Golf estate was stolen on Thursday, September 25 at about 8:45pm. This occurred on the Ennis Road. The car was parked when a gang of youths approached it.
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According to gardaí: "A group of youths gathered around the vehicle and stole the wind reflector from the vehicle."
The youths then fled the scene on foot. Gardaí are now appealing to anyone that may have this incident. Did you see anyone near this black Volkswagen Golf estate on Thursday night at 8:45pm?
If you have any information, please contact Newmarket on Fergus Garda Station on 061 368172.
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