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Crimecall
Gardaí that appeared on Monday night's Crimecall on RTÉ are appealing for information on a car stolen from Limerick City.
The incident happened last year but no specific date was given during the programme.
A man who is between 5ft 6 and 5ft 8 and was wearing a baseball cap hopped into the car and reversed it out of the spot that it was in.
He then drove off and was nowhere to be found.
Six weeks later the car was spotted in Mallow in county Cork.
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The man was also wearing a short navy jacket and grey tracksuit bottoms.
He has some facial stubble.
Gardaí are asking anyone with any information to come forward and get in touch.
You can do so by freephoning 1800 40 50 60 or texting 'crime' followed by info to 57765.
Alternatively you can email crimecall@garda.ie.
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