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The theft of items from a car parked near an amenity walk in Dundrum last week has prompted gardai in the Tipperary District to issue a warning to motorists to be extra vigilant about car security when going for walks.
A Tipperary Town Garda Station spokesman said this theft at a car park near Dundrum's popular Duck Pond walk last Wednesday, September 13 followed other thefts from cars parked by walkers in the Glen of Aherlow area a few weeks ago. The thief broke into the car in Dundrum by breaking a window.
The Garda spokesman urged motorists not to leave valuables in their cars when going for a walk.
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