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Gardai are appealing for anyone who may have information on this crime to contact Scariff Garda Station
Gardai in Scarriff are investigating a burglary at a residential property in Cloonamirran, Mountshannon which occurred on Tuesday November 25.
According to investigating gardai, the property owner left the family home at approximately 6:30pm and upon their return home 45 minutes later, they discovered that their house had been broken into.
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Among the things taken in the burglary, a number of pieces of jewellery were stolen.
Gardai are appealing to anyone who was in the Mountshannon area on the evening of Tuesday November 25, that may have observed a strange vehicle, or person(s) walking the road that seemed out of character to contact Scariff gardai.
Anyone with such information that may help the investigation, as well as those who may have dash camera footage, are urged to contact Scariff Garda Station on 061 922 790.
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