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A Kilkenny pensioner was left unable to cook her dinner following a theft in the Castlecomer area earlier this week.
Two gas cylinders were robbed from the Smithstown area on Wednesday night leaving the local woman in a pickle.
However, in a great show of community support, staff from a local supermarket delivered a gas cylinder on Friday.
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"Shocking what’s going on locally," local independent, Cllr Maurice Shortall commented.
"Report anything suspicious to local gardaí and look after your neighbors," he added.
Anyone with information on this theft can contact Castlecomer Garda Station on 056-444-0650
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