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Incident occurred in Bundoran
The window of a business premises in Bundoran was smashed during a late-night incident of criminal damage on St Patrick’s Day.
An appeal has been made for witnesses in relation to the criminal damage incident, which occurred at East End, Bundoran, between approximately 10.10pm and 10.15pm on Tuesday, March 17.
The front window of the premises was smashed; however, no entry was gained.
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A Gardaí statement read: “We appeal to motorists who may have been in that general area with a dash-cam between 10pm and 10.30pm to make the footage available to us.
“Any relevant information should be passed on to Gardaí in Ballyshannon on 071-9858530.”
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