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Kildare Gardaí are investigating a bizarre theft at McDonald's fast food restaurant in Newbridge.
The incident happened at around 1am on Sunday last.
Two suspects used screwdrivers to steal a charity box from the wall of the Drive-Thru on Moorefield Road.
Both suspects are believed to be in their late teens or early 20s.
The first male is described as wearing a yellow jacket, a grey and white hat, black trousers, and white runners.
The second male is described as wearing grey trousers, a black hat, white runners, and carrying a bag across his chest.
Gardaí are urging anyone with information to contact Newbridge Garda Station.
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