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The Castlefen estate in Sallins. File photograph.
Three criminal damage incidents occurred in the Castlefen area of Sallins over the last number of days, a garda has said.
The offences were disclosed to KFM yesterday by Garda Shane Smyth of Naas Garda Station.
He said that the first incident took place sometime last Sunday (September 22 last), during which a car was keyed.
According to Gda Smyth, the second incident occurred last Monday (September 23 last), at around 3.30am, during which a window was smashed.
Lastly, Gda Smyth said that a third and final incident took place at around 5.52am on Tuesday (September 24 last), during which a fire was started 'against a wall' and caused damage to two nearby sheds.
Anyone with information in relation to the incidents can contact Naas Garda Station on (045) 884 300.
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