Gardaí Investigating Two Break-Ins At Sarsfields GAA Clubhouse

Monday, 22 August 2022 15:34

By Ciara Noble @niaracoble

Incidents happened in the early hours of Sunday & Monday mornings

Gardaí are investigating two break-ins at Sarsfields GAA Club over the weekend.

On Sunday, 21st August at approximately 5am the clubhouse was broken into, with a quantity of alcohol taken.

This morning, Monday, another break-in occurred, again at approximately 5am.

Gardaí note the premises was "ransacked" last night, but no items were taken.

Chairperson of Sarsfields GAA Club, Brendan Ryan joined Ciara Noble on 'Kildare Focus' this afternoon.

In terms of additional security, such as CCTV, he said it would cost the club an estimated €30,000:

Listen back to the full interview here:

Gardaí have confirmed investigations are ongoing.

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