Gardai Appeal To Public For Assistance In Attempted Burlgary At Osprey Car Park Naas

Wednesday, 5 November 2025 16:08

By Tara Flanagan

When a staff member approached, a knife was produced.

There was an attempted robbery involving three individuals last night in the underground car park of the Osprey Hotel in Naas.

The incident occured at approximately 9.40pm.

When a staff member from the Osprey approached the individuals involved, a knife was produced.

It is believed these individuals were traveling in a Silver Peugeot 508 with a registration number of KP10SUU which was spotted in Naas town last night.

Gardai advise the public not to approach these individuals.

Speaking to Kfm this morning Garda John Joe O'Connell has more:

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