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One property was broken into at around 7.20pm while the homeowners were home.
Two neighbouring homes were ransacked in the Clongownagh estate in Milltown last Friday evening.
One property was broken into at around 7.20pm while the homeowners were present.
In another incident on the same night, the home next door was ransacked at around 10pm.
Gardai are appealing for anyone with information to contact Naas Garda station.
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