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Carlow Gardaí are investigating a case of theft from a vehicle on Tuesday the 21st of May at a Nursing home in Tullow, County Carlow.
The theft took place Chesire Nursing Home on the Carlow Road in Tullow. A woman who was working the night shift discovered that her car window had been broken when she returned to her car the following morning.
The car involved is a new model Nissan Leaf that is blue in colour.
Upon inspection the lady noticed that a number of items had been taken
from her purse which was left in the vehicle overnight.
The incident is believed to have happened between the hours of 3.00 am - 4.00 am.
Gardaí are appealing to anyone with any information to make themselves know to Tullow Gardaí to aide in the investigation.
The Tullow Garda Station can be contacted by phone on 059 9151222 or anyone with information can go to the Garda Station directly.
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