Investigation after Kildare shop broken into hours after first day of trading

An investigation has been launched after a shop in Kildare was broken into just hours after its first day of trading.

Thu, 04 Apr, 2019 - 11:09

Digital Desk staff

An investigation has been launched after a shop in Kildare was broken into just hours after its first day of trading.

JYSK in Naas was broken into some time between 1am and 5am on Wednesday morning, after customers queued for hours awaiting the opening of the homeware store in Newhall Retail Park on Tuesday.

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