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'If anybody was in that area with a dash cam between those times, we ask them to please make the footage available to Gardaí,' a Garda spokesperson said
An unlocked bicycle was stolen from in front of the Tourist Office in Bundoran.
Gardaí are appealing for information in relation to the theft of a black Kross men’s model from Main Street, Bundoran between 10.30pm and 11.30pm on Saturday, February 22.
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“If anybody was in that area with a dash cam between those times, we ask them to please make the footage available to Gardaí,” a Garda spokesperson said. “We ask anybody with relevant information to make contact with Gardaí in Ballyshannon on 071-9858530.”
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