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Kildare Gardaí are investigating after two cars were stolen from the same driveway in Newbridge.
Gardaí said a house in the Crotanstown Grange estate on the Green Road was broken into on Thursday, January 23 between midnight and 7.30am.
Car keys were stolen and two cars parked in the driveway were subsequently taken.
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The cars involved were a white Volkswagen Tiguan jeep with the registration 171CW430 and a blue Skoda Octavia with the registration 142D23871.
The Skoda was later seen travelling on the M7 and also called into the Applegreen service area located on the M4.
Gardaí are appealing to anyone with information to contact Newbridge garda station on 045 440 180.
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