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Letterkenny courthouse
A man in his 20s is due before Letterkenny District Court on Thursday morning over a spate of burglaries in south west Donegal.
The man was charged by Gardai after being arrested on August 4.
He was arrested along with a male juvenile, who has since been released without charge.
They were arrested on suspicion of committing a number of burglaries in the Kilcar and Ardara areas. The alleged offences were committed between January and August of this year.
Gardai swooped following a planned operation by officers in the Ballyshannon Garda District and a number of items of stolen property were also recovered during the operation.
The two were detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984.
The male teenage juvenile was released without charge. Gardai say that a file will be prepared for consideration for admission to the Garda Youth Diversion Programme.
The man in his 20s, who was charged in relation to the incidents, is set to appear before Letterkenny District Court on Thursday morning.
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