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Gardaí have renewed their public appeal for witnesses to a burglary and fire at a Tipperary Town business premises on New Year's Eve.
An estimated €2,000 worth of property was stolen in the break-in to the premises at Cashel Road, Tipperary around 7.3opm on Friday, December 31.
Substantial damage was caused to the business in a fire gardaí believe was started deliberately.
A Tipperary Garda Station spokesman said the scene of the burglary and fire were preserved and forensically examined by gardaí.
He appealed to anyone who witnessed the burglary or any suspicious activity in the Cashel Road area that evening or has any information that may assist their investigation into this crime to contact the station at (062) 80670.
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