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E-bike stolen from grounds of Kildare-based university. File photograph showing Maynooth University
An e-bike was stolen from grounds of a Kildare-based university, a garda has said.
The theft was highlighted on KFM yesterday (April 9 last) by Garda Shane Smyth of Naas Garda Station.
He explained that the crime took place on the evening of Saturday, April 5 last on the grounds of Maynooth University.
Gda Smyth added that the battery was removed from the e-bike.
He concluded by urging anyone with information about the theft to contact Maynooth Garda Station on 01 629 2380.
When asked by the Leinster Leader about the crime, a garda spokesperson responded: "Gardaí received a report of the theft of a bicycle at an educational premises in Maynooth, County Kildare on Saturday night, April 5, 2025, between 10pm and 11pm."
"Investigations are ongoing," the spokesperson added.
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