Apollo Creed junior mountain bike recovered by gardaí. Picture: Carlow-Kilkenny Gardaí
Gardaí in Kilkenny are reporting an increase in bicycle thefts here in the last few days.
Members of Unit D seized this bike on Monday evening and want to return it to its rightful owner. It is a colourful Apollo Creed junior mountain bike, with a lock under the saddle.
Gardaí are also investigating the theft of a bike from a railing on Bateman Quay in Kilkenny on Sunday between 6 and 7pm. The black and white Scott speedster racing bike with white handlebars was attached to the railing using a combination lock.
If anyone has any information contact gardaí on 056-7775000.
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