GARDAÍ are seeking the public’s assistance in trying to locate a man who stole a jeep in Feakle and drove it as far as Ennis.

At approximately 12:18pm on Sunday (January 23rd), a male wearing a blue jacket cycled into a yard in Derrynaheilla, Feakle and stole a blue Mitsubishi Pajero Jeep.

Keys had been left in the jeep with the vehicle later recovered at 5:30pm at the Ennis Train and Bus Station on the Quin Rd.

Crime prevention officer, Triona Brooks stated, “If anyone saw this jeep being driven between these times or anyone has dash cam footage we would ask them to contact Ennis Garda Station on 6848100”.

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