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Rock smashes through window of home located in Kildare estate. FILE PHOTOGRAPH / PIXABAY
A rock was thrown through the window of a home located in North Kildare.
That's according to Garda Shane Smyth of Naas Garda Station, who discussed the incident when he appeared on a KFM radio programme on Wednesday, April 9 last.
Gda Smyth explained that the crime took place at a home located within the Oakwood Park estate in the early hours of Wednesday, April 2 last.
He added that gardaí based in Carbury are investigating the matter.
When asked by the Leinster Leader about the incident, a garda spokesperson responded: "Gardaí received report of an incident of criminal damage that occurred at approximately 12:30am on the 2nd of April 2025 at Oakwood Park in Derrinturn, County Kildare."
"Investigations are ongoing," they added.
Anyone with information about this crime can contact Carbury Garda Station on 046 955 3002.
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