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Gardaí investigating attempted burglary at St Matthew's Church, Ballymahon
Ballymahon Gardaí are investigating an attempted burglary overnight at St Matthew's Catholic Church, Ballymahon and they are also appealing for information on two other burglaries that occurred in the area.
The attempted burglary at St Matthew's Church took place some time between 9.30pm on Saturday night, February 10 and 3am on Sunday, February 11.
And if anyone has information or witnessed anything suspicious in or around St Matthew's Church they are asked to contact Ballymahon Gardaí at 0906 432303.
Two burglaries also occurred on the Edgeworthstown Road between 9.30pm and 1am, and again Ballymahon Gardaí are appealing for information, contact them at 0906 432303.
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Community Alert: 2 burglaries on edgeworthstown road between 9.30 and 1.00 am this morning any information to Ballymahon Gardai 0906432303
— Ballymahon Daily (@BallymahonDaily) February 11, 2018
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