Thieves Tunneled 15 Metres In An Attempt To Steal The Contents Of A Kildare ATM.

Friday, 1 October 2021 10:08

The theft was only discovered as Ulster Bank accessed the site to remove the machine.

Investigations are continuing in to the apparent theft of the contents of a Kildare ATM, by thieves who tunneled 15 metres underground to get to the machine.

The theft, from the ATM, at Maxol at the Crossings on Sallins Road, Naas, was only discovered as Ulster Bank accessed the site to remove the machine on Monday.

The garage is beside a school and Naas GAA, and it seems that thieves tunneled in to the site from nearby grounds.

A garda investigation is continuing and Gardai at Naas can be contacted on 045-884-300

Cllr. Bill Clear, speaking to Kildare Today, says its an extraordinary turn of events

Cllr. Clear joined Eoin Beatty and Clem Ryan on Friday's edition of the programme

Garda at Naas have clarified, at 1.45pm on October 1st, that no money was taken from the ATM.

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