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Gardai in Carlow town are investigating | FILE PHOTO
Gardai are appealing for householders with doorbell cameras to provide gardai with footage following an incident of criminal damage in a housing estate in Carlow Town.
The rear window of a parked car was damaged in the Springfield Park Estate at approximately 1.30am on Thursday last, March 14.
No further information has been disclosed and no description of the culprit or culprits is available.
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"Carlow gardai are appealing for any information in relation to this incident," said a garda spokesperson who appealed for anyone with CCTV, dash cam or doorbell camera footage to contact them and to make the footage available.
Carlow garda station can be contacted at on 9136620.
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