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Kildare gardai are investigating a burglary/multiple vehicle theft which took place in the Prosperous/Clane area of Kildare recently.
The crime was detailed on a KFM radio show by Gda Brian Carroll, on Wednesday, July 23 2025.
Gardai in Clane are seeking the assistance of the public in this investigation.
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The burglary occurred on the night of July 17, running into July 18 last, between 11pm and 7.45am in Killybegs Manor, Prosperous.
Two vehicles were reported stolen in the incident.
The injured party awoke to find the door was open and that the two vehicles had been taken.
The two cars stolen were a grey Audi A6, registration number 231D5560, and a blue Volkswagen Passat, registration number 151KE4799.
A wallet and a sum of cash were also taken from the Prosperous home.
Anyone with information on this crime, or who may have seen either vehicle in the area, is asked to contact Clane Garda Station on 045-868262
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