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The bales of haylage would have taken one man approximately 20 minutes to load
There were 28 bales of haylage stolen from outside a house in County Limerick, a garda spokesperson has confirmed.
The incident occurred last Thursday evening between 6.30pm and 10.30pm at Ferrybridge, Clarina.
The bales were delivered by a courier a short time earlier to the victim’s house.
“The thief would have utilised a van or a small lorry to steal the items,” Garda John Finnerty of Henry Street Garda Station said.
“It would have taken the thief at least 20 minutes to load the bales if he was on his own.
“If you have any information on this crime, then we would like to hear from you. Please contact the gardai at Patrickswell at 061 355103,” Mr Finnerty said.
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