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It is understood that the culprits gained access to a property through an unlocked front door
GARDAÍ in Killaloe are appealing for witnesses following a string of criminal offences close to the Limerick border.
The first incident took place on Wednesday morning, March 11, in the Convent Hill area. From here, two men entered a house through an unlocked front door, subsequently stealing car keys.
The men opened this vehicle and rifled through it, according to gardaí.
Just three days later, on Saturday, March 14, a second burglary occurred in Shantraud Woods at 3:40am.
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It is understood that the culprits gained access to a property through an unlocked front door. Car keys were stolen from the home and the suspects made off with a grey Volvo S40 11TS, which is still missing.
Also on Saturday, another incident took place at a home near Shantraud Woods.
Throughout the course of this offence, culprits attempted to gain entry to the property but fled once disturbed by the homeowner.
If you have any information on these incidents, please contact Killaloe Gardaí on 061 620 540.
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