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The incident occurred on Buncrana's Main Street
A sign at a Buncrana business has been damaged by two males in an early morning incident.
Gardaí are appealing for information in relation to the criminal damage incident that occurred at Main Street in the town on Sunday, December 7 at around 4am.
The sign at the front of the business was damaged by two males around that time.
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One of the males is believed to have been wearing a green Christmas Jumper and the other was wearing a pink shirt.
Gardaí are appealing to anyone who may have been in that area with a dash-cam to make the footage available.
Anyone who observed the incident is asked to contact Buncrana gardaí on 074-9320540.
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