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Gardaí are investigating following caravan theft at the Barnesmore Gap
A caravan was stolen whilst parked overnight at the Barnesmore Gap overnight on Tuesday, September 9.
The caravan, a white Ace Supreme model with a pink stripe and no registration plate attached, had been parked at a lay-by near a picnic area in the Barnesmore Gap.
It was stolen between 7pm on Tuesday, September 9, and 7am on Wednesday, September 10.
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Gardai are investigating the theft and have appealed for assistance with the incident.
A statement read: “We appeal to anyone who may have observed the caravan in transit or who may have any relevant information to get in touch with Gardaí in Ballyshannon on 071-9858530.
“Should anyone come across a similar type of caravan for sale, we ask them to alert Gardaí immediately so the matter can be checked out. The Garda Confidential line may be reached on 1800 666 111.”
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