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Avondhu area burglaries continue – the public are asked to remain vigilant.

Houses in Fermoy and Mitchelstown were broken into in the past week. The burglary at the house in St. Joseph's Square in Fermoy occurred between 4 and 5pm on Thursday last when a rear window was forced to gain entry. A sum of cash and jewellery was taken. A youth of around 5' 6" in height with curly hair and wearing a grey tracksuit pants and a light coloured hoodie, was reported to gardai as having been seen in the vicinity at the time.

In Mitchelstown on the same evening, a house was entered in O'Neill Crowley Terrace and a small sum of cash taken. The house was ransacked. The owner discovered the break-in when he arrived home to discover the door, which he'd locked, ajar.

Elsewhere, fuel was reported to have been taken from a digger overnight in Castletownroche on Wednesday. Diesel was also reported stolen from an excavator at Lagan Quarry at Kilnadrew, Mitchelstown sometime over the weekend.

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