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Gardaí in Kilkenny are appealing for information in relation to a theft from a domestic garage in the Flagmount area.
A number of items were taken – a white Raleigh bicycle, a red Kawasaki hedge cutter, an Orange Tananka strimmer and a grey Weibang lawn mower sometime between 7.30pm on Thursday (17th) and 8pm on Friday (18th).
The total value of the goods is €1,000. Gardaí are asking anyone with information or anyone who is offered any of these items for sale to contact Kilkenny Garda Station.
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