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Kildare Village Retail Outlet
Two sisters pleaded guilty at Naas District Court on Thursday, February 2, to shoplifting offences.
Bruna Arine Pereira and Michelle Arine Pereira, of 7 Findlater Apartments, Harbour Road, Howth, Dublin 13, County Dublin.
The two 32-year-old siblings admitted to stealing items from seven different stores from Kildare Village Retail Outlet on January 15 last.
In total, the duo stole €2,123.96 of goods.
Gardaí told presiding Judge Michele Finan that all items were recovered, and the two sisters had no previous convictions.
The judge ordered a probation report in relation to the two sisters due for June 1, and remarked to them: "It better be glowing."
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