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A 'substantial amount'of power tools were stolen from a North Kildare housing development, according to a member of An Garda Síochána (AGS).
Gda John-Joe O'Connell spoke about the incident with KFM Radio on Wednesday, March 27 last.
He told host Eoin Beatty that between Sunday night (March 24 last) and Monday morning (March 25 last), the tools were stolen from the Ardrath Meadow housing development in Celbridge.
Gda O'Connell said that a 'substantial amount' of power tools were taken from the site.
"The tools are estimated to be worth over €2,000," Gda O'Connell said.
"No arrests have been made."
The spokesperson added: "Investigations are ongoing."
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