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Carlow Gardaí are investigating an incident in which a house was broken into and ransacked
Carlow Gardaí are investigating an incident in which a house in Knockevagh, Rathvilly was broken into and ransacked.
The incident took place at 10.25 am on Sunday morning, the 14th of April. The back door of the house was kicked in and the house was ransacked.
At this point in the investigation it is not known if anything was taken from the house at this point.
Gardaí in Tullow are investigating this incident and are appealing to anyone with any information or anyone who may seen anything of a suspicious nature in Knockevagh or the wider Rathvilly area on Sunday morning, to contact the Tullow Garda Station at 059 9181160.
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