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ALERT: Thieves steal valuable equipment in late night Offaly burglary
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses and CCTV footage after expensive equipment was stolen from a water scheme site in Offaly.
The incident occurred in Dalgan, Geashill area on Wednesday night or the early hours of Thursday morning last night at the water supply scheme site in the area.
Gardaí confirmed that a "high value worth of equipment was stolen," including a petrol generator, consaw and kango hammer.
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If anyone has CCTV or witnessed any suspicious activity can they let us know at Tullamore Garda Station on 0579327600.
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