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Gardaí are investigating the incident
Gardaí are investigating after a car was entered in Claredon Drive, Donegal Town.
The incident occurred in the early hours of Wednesday, November 19 at approximately 1am.
A car that was parked at that location was entered by a male in dark clothing at that time, as per CCTV. He searched through the car and threw a number of items outside the car but nothing is believed to have been stolen and no damage was caused.
“If anyone was in that area of Donegal Town in the early hours of Wednesday morning between 00:30am and 1:30am with a dash-cam, we ask them to get in touch with us,” said a garda spokesperson. “Any relevant information should be passed on to Gardaí in Ballyshannon on 071-9858530.”
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