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If anyone witnessed this incident or if you were in the town on Saturday night and observed a white Audi, Ennistymon Gardaí would like you to contact them
Gardaí are investigating a number of criminal damage incidents that occurred in an Ennistymon estate on the same night.
Authorities believe that these incidents may involve one person, with the offences occurring within a few minutes of one another.
According to Gardaí, over the course of these few minutes, the front windscreen of a blue Ford Fiesta that was parked in the estate was damaged, the front door of a residential property was also damaged, along with the rear lights of a black Transit van.
This took place in the Ard Donagh estate on Saturday, October 4 at 11:20pm.
The suspect is described as female and left the scene in a vehicle, which a witness described as a white Audi.
If anyone witnessed this incident or if you were in the town on Saturday night and observed a white Audi, Ennistymon Gardaí would like you to contact them on 065 7072180.
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