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Carlow Gardaí are investigating
Gardaí in Tullow are appealing for any information in relation to a theft from a jeep between 4pm on Thursday, March 26 and 4pm on Wednesday, April 1.
The jeep was parked in a yard in the Kinneagh area of Tullow at the time. A number of Dewalt tools were taken – a mini angle grinder, an impact driver and a drill.
Anyone who noticed anything suspicious in the area or anyone who is offered these items for sale are asked to contact Gardaí.
Gardaí are also investigating a break in at a house in Kinneagh.
The house was unoccupied at the time of the incident.
The door was kicked in and a Bosch drill was taken from one of the outhouses.
It's understood a licensed firearm was also taken during the incident.
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