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Cokers have footage of three people taking their flower arrangement
A Ballybofey restaurant has asked those who “helped themselves” to their flower arrangement in the early hours to come forward.
Conkers say they have CCTV footage of the incident, which shows three people with their faces covered, and have asked them to make themselves known before they pass it on to An Garda Síochána.
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“On Friday night/Saturday morning at 4.07am we had a few lads call to the restaurant,” they posted. “We know our food is amazing but unfortunately, we were closed and couldn't help them but they helped themselves to our flower arrangement outside.
“We have footage which we are sharing here with their faces covered, but we would like to give them a chance to sort this out before going to the guards with the footage - also have some dash cam footage also from the street.”
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