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06 Sept 2025
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Naas Garda Station
Another trailer has been stolen in Naas.
The Ifor Williams make trailer was taken on May 20 from a business premises at the Maudlins industrial estate, off Dublin Road. It’s valued at €1,000.
The theft occurred at 3.30pm. A black jeep vehicle with a 08 registration and three male occupants was seen in the area.
Another trailer was stolen from a premises at Alasty, Straffan, on May 14 between 10am and 2pm.
The silver coloured Ifor Williams trailer has a mesh side and a ramp. It is valued at €1,650 and when taken it had a registration of 131 KE 767.
A cattle trailer was stolen from Newlands, on the Kilcullen side of Naas, on May 8 between 1pm and 4pm. This trailer has a value of €900.
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