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Gardaí are seeking information following criminal damage on vehicles in Leitrim last December.
Several cars were vandalised and set ablaze at a garage in Annaduff around 2am on Sunday, December 8, 2024.
The fire destroyed multiple vehicles as the flames engulfed the area.
Speaking to Shannonside News on January 9, Sergeant Darren Corcoran said: “Significant damage was caused to vehicles after they were set on fire. The fire spread to other vehicles in the garage and a number of cars were subsequently destroyed.
“We’re seeking any persons that may have seen anything suspicious in the Annaduff area in the early hours of December 8 to get in touch with us at Carrick-on-Shannon Garda Station.”
Carrick-on-Shannon Garda Station can be reached at 071 965 0510.
Sergeant Corcoran added that anyone with information about the case can provide details through An Garda Síochána’s confidential telephone line at 1800 666 111.
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