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GARDAÍ are investigating a late-night burglary of a porticabin office in Limerick, which was “ransacked” and the CCTV hard drive “stolen”.
On Friday, May 2, at approximately 2:50am, a burglary occurred at a portable cabin office at a business in the Coolrus, Granagh area.
“Entry was gained by forcing a window,” said Sergeant Michelle O’Halloran, crime prevention officer, Henry St garda station.
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“The cabin was ransacked and the CCTV hard drive was stolen, along with a valuable piece of machinery.”
Gardaí in Newcastle West are investigating. Anyone who saw any suspicious activity, individuals or vehicles in the Granagh area are asked to contact them on 069 20650.
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