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Picture Credit Laois Offaly Gardai
Gardai in the Midlands say a damaged Mercedes car will be destroyed if unclaimed in the next three weeks.
The Mercedes car has visible damage to its front end and appears to have cables ties holding its grill together.
Laois Gardaí said the car wasn’t taxed or insured and had been abandoned in Rathdowney.
“Rathdowney Gardai have seized an abandoned vehicle with heavy frontal damage from the The Square, Rathdowney. Vehicle has no tax or insurance and was causing a hazard.
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"If this vehicle is yours, please contact Rathdowney, Abbeyleix or Portlaoise Garda Stations within 21 days to reclaim or it will be destroyed,” gardaí said..
Images of the car were posted on social media by gardaí.
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