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31 Dec 2025
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If you have any information or if you have CCTV in this area, please contact Killaloe Garda Station
Gardaí in Killaloe are investigating an incident of criminal damage to a family home in a local housing estate.
On Saturday, December 21, the front door and front living room window of this home, located in the Clarisford Estate, were smashed, with Gardaí believing that three culprits were involved in this crime.
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The incident occurred at approximately 7:40pm in the evening and it is believed that these offenders walked to and from the scene.
Killaloe Gardaí are appealing for witnesses regarding this crime. If you have any information or if you have CCTV in this area, please contact Killaloe Garda Station on 061 620540.
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