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Gardaí investigating after houses ransacked and large amount of property stolen
Gardaí from Cavan are appealing for information to assist in the investigation into burglary incidents that occurred at Loughduff, Ballinagh and Redhills, Co Cavan.
The incident at Loughduff, Ballinagh took place on Thursday, March 8 where a rear window of a private dwelling was smashed and the house ransacked.
While at Redhills, Co Cavan, on Wednesday, March 7, the back door of a house was forced open.
A large amount of property was taken in both raids.
Anyone with information or who may have seen anything suspicious is asked to contact Gardaí at Cavan 049 43 68800.
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