Kilrush Gardaรญ are investigating a spate of power tool thefts which were carried out in West Clare at the end of July.

A shed in Carrowreagh East, Cranny had two chainsaws stolen from it during July 21st to 28th. The first is a red hedge cutters saw and the second is a Stihl chain saw.

Over the weekend period from July 24th to 26th, more power tools were stolen from a shed in Ballyartney, Labasheeda. The first is a Husqvarna chain saw and the second is a Stihl chain saw.

On Monday last (July 26th) at approximately 5.30am, further power tools were stolen from a shed in, Effernan, Kildysart when a male walked into a farmyard and stole a Husqvarna garden strimmerโ€™s and chainsaw.

Members of the public who have information on these thefts or have been offered the items for sale are asked to contact Kilrush Garda Station on 065-9080550.

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