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Gardaí are investigating an attempted break-in to a Carlow business premises
Carlow Gardaí are investigating an attempted break-in to a business premises at Ballygowan, Milford, Carlow.
The incident occurred at 4.30am on Friday morning, 29th December 2023.
The locks on the property were cut and damaged, however, no entry was gained to the property.
It is believed two males were involved in the attempted break-in, at least one of whom was in possession of a jemmy bar.
Carlow Garda Station are appealing to anyone who may have noticed anything of a suspicious nature around the Milford area at approximately 4.30am on Friday 29th December 2023 to contact them on 059 9136620.
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