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GARDAÍ are appealing for information following an incident which saw the wing mirror of a car “kicked off” on a busy village road in Limerick.
Gardaí in Castleconnell are asking the public to contact them if they witnessed a passenger wing mirror be kicked off a grey Skoda Superb on the evening of Wednesday, November 13.
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“The car had been parked on Castle St, Castleconnell. There would have been a number of pedestrians and motorists passing up and down on Castle St between 3:30pm and 4:30pm,” said garda John Finnerty of Henry St station.
“If you were on this street and you saw this event take place, then we would like to hear from you,” he said.
Castleconnell gardaí can be reached at 061 377105.
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