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Gardaí are appealing for information following a series of thefts in the Cloughjordan and Nenagh in the last week.
A caravan and two power washers were stolen in separate incidents reported overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday, April 14–15, in the Cloughjordan area. The thefts occurred in Bantiss, Middlewalk and Glenahilty. A Bailey Pursuit caravan was taken from Middlewalk, while the two power washers were stolen in Glenahilty.
Also in the last week, tools were reportedly stolen from the Tyone area of Nenagh as well as from commercial vehicles parked on the Dublin road.
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Most recently, a car was reportedly broken into in the Kilcommon area on Tuesday night/early Wednesday morning.
Gardaí have warned the public to be mindful of their possessions and ensure they are locked away and kept safe as thefts of this nature have become more commonplace in recent weeks and months.
If you have any information regarding these incidents, please contact Nenagh Garda Station.
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