Brazen Kildare burglary as CCTV shows intruders ransacking home for jewellery

An appeal for information on a burglary that happened in Naas, Co. Kildare last month featured on RTÉ's Crimecall on Monday, March 30. 

Three suspects can be seen entering the house, where a number of jewellery items and brooches were taken. 

In footage from the home, the first suspect can be seen using his phone for light while looking through drawers. 

A second man then enters the room, and the first goes further into the house.

The second man is then seen putting items into his bag as a third male enters. 

All three stand in the kitchen for a moment before leaving the house. 

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A couple of days later, a report stating that a "substantial amount of jewellery and cash" were taken from the house was made to Gardaí. 

The three suspects were well covered, but are described as being of thin build, with one man taller than the other two. 

They were all wearing runners and tracksuits, and spoke with Dublin accents. 

"Perhaps the three of them together will ring a bell with someone," Garda Greg Freegrove said.

Necklaces, earrings, and three "unique" brooches were among the items stolen. 

The first brooch is a white gold orb and sphere with a silver pearl. 

The second is a golden bumblebee with a pearl on its back, and the third is a dragonfly brooch with a white pearl on the tail. 

Gardaí are asking anyone with information or anyone who may have been in the area that day to get in touch. 

You can do so by contacting the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111.