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Anyone with relevant information is asked to contact Buncrana garda station on 074-9320540.
Windows have been broken at a business premises in Bridgend in incidents that gardaí believe involved a pellet gun.
Gardaí are investigating the incidents that occurred at a business premises in the area of Bonnemaine, Bridgend.
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Between Thursday, February 13 at 2pm and Friday, February 14 at 9am, two windows of a modular home at the premises were cracked by what appears to have been pellets from a pellet gun. Between 5pm on Friday, February 14and 9am on Saturday, February 15, two further windows were cracked by pellets at the premises.
Anyone with relevant information is asked to contact Buncrana garda station on 074-9320540.
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