The incident took place in Clane
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Gardaí are appealing for visitors to St Conleth’s graveyard on the Rathangan Road in Kildare Town to not leave valuables in their cars, as a break-in has been reported.
The break-in occurred on Wednesday 17 July at 5pm at the graveyard where a rear window of a car was smashed to gain entry.
A woman's handbag containing valuables and cash worth €300 was taken.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Gardai.
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