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06 Sept 2025
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The Parochial House in Ballyshannon
Gardai are investigating an incident of criminal damage at the Parochial House in Ballyshannon on Sunday.
The incident is believed to have occurred between 4.30pm and 4.50pm on September 8.
A man went to the rear of the Parochial House at College Street between those times where he caused damage to a glass unit located there.
The man fled the scene after being disturbed.
A Garda spokesperson said: “We appeal to anybody who may have travelled in that area with a dash cam between 4pm and 5pm to make the footage available to Gardaí.
“If anybody observed any suspicious activity in the area of College Street or around the Parochial House on that date, we ask them to contact Ballyshannon Garda Station on 071-9858530.”
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