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21 Sept 2025
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21 Sept 2025
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CREDIT: Tipperary gardaí
Gardaí have recovered a large quantity of stolen items following an operation that began in Birdhill, county Tipperary, and concluded in O’Brien's Bridge, county Clare.
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While on mobile patrol in Birdhill, gardaí from Killaloe observed a red Volkswagen Golf, registration year 2006, acting in a suspicious manner.
The vehicle was later stopped by gardaí at Ardnataggle, O’Brien's Bridge.
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Upon inspection, officers discovered and seized a substantial amount of stolen property from the car.
Investigations are ongoing, and gardaí are appealing to the public for assistance.
Anyone with information about this vehicle or the recovered items is asked to contact gardaí at Killaloe Garda Station.
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