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06 Sept 2025
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A car was rammed in Inishowen late at night last weekend, with the perpetrator taking off.
A resident in Templemoyle, Culdaff reported that their car was parked in their driveway at their home and a white car pulled up and reversed into it twice before driving away.
Gardaí are investigating the incident of criminal damage that occurred on Friday, November 1, at approximately 11.30pm. Damage was caused to the front bumper of the car as a result.
“Our appeal is to anybody who may have been in that area between 11pm and midnight with a dash-cam to make contact with Gardaí in Buncrana on 074-9320540,” Garda Grainne Doherty said. “We ask anybody with relevant information to get in touch with us.”
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