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Gardaí are seeking information in relation to an attempted break-in at Ballinrobe Golf Club at the weekend
Ciara Galvin
GARDAÍ are seeking information in relation to an attempted break in at Ballinrobe Golf Club last weekend.
The break-in is thought to have occurred between 10pm on Saturday and 7am on Sunday last.
During the attempt, damage was caused to electronic gates at the course, which is located at Cloonacastle, Ballinrobe.
A light on the gate was also smashed and an attempt was made to prise open the gates.
It is unsure if the perpetrator(s) were disturbed during the attempt and gardaí are asking anybody with any information to contact Claremorris Garda Station on 094 9372080.
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