A Number Of Tools Stolen From A Building Site In Celbridge

Thursday, 7 April 2022 11:43

By Caoimhe Harney

The incident happened on Friday 1st April.

A burglary has taken place at the Old Town Woods Estate in Celbridge, where a number of power tools were stolen.

The incident happened on Friday 1st April between 1.30- 2pm.

A worker on the site was working on the build, and he was called away for a brief period of time, when he returned his tools had been taken.

The tools taken include a DeWalt Jigsaw, two sets of batteries, electric planer and a drill.

Anyone with information regarding the stolen tools can call Celbridge Garda Station on 01 601 2370.

Garda David Prendergast, Naas Garda Station, discussed a number of robberies across the county on Thursday morning's Crimetime segment on the Kildare Today programme:

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