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Picture via Pharmacy Hub, Kilkenny on Instagram (@pharmacy_hub_ie)
A Kilkenny city business is counting the cost following an act of vandalism overnight.
Pharmacy Hub on Barrack Street had a window intentionally smashed at approximately 1.05am this morning (Wednesday).
The business are asking our friends and neighbours to please share their online social media post showing the damage in the hope that someone has dashcam/CCTV footage that will help apprehend the culprit(s).
If you have any information or were in the area at the time and saw something please contact Kilkenny Garda Station.
The business have thanked the guards who were 'on scene immediately' as well as Joe from Powerglaze who came straight out to fix them up.
"You'll have to pardon our appearance while we await glass but it's business as usual, we will remain open," they added.
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