A still from a video, which has been widely shared on the social media, of the shocking incident
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Just 30 minutes later, it was said that a lone male also entered into a yard at Dun an Oir
GARDAÍ in Shannon are appealing for information following two recent incidents of trespass near the Limerick border.
On Saturday, March 14, a lone male entered the Churchhill area of Bunratty and attempted to gain access to a house and car. He did not succeed as they were both locked. This occurred at 6am.
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Just 30 minutes later, it was said that a lone male also entered into a yard at Dun an Oir. He rang the doorbell and attempted to enter a house and car parked in the driveway. After failing to gain entry, the culprit left.
If you saw anyone suspicious in these areas on the morning of March 14, or if you have any information at all, please contact Shannon Gardaí on 061 365 900.
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