Fresh appeal for information on decapitated statue in Thurles

Gardaí in Thurles have renewed their appeal for information regarding the criminal damage of a 100-year-old statue.

Fresh appeal for information on decapitated statue in Thurles
Fri, 06 Dec, 2019 - 16:23
Digital Desk staff

Gardaí in Thurles have renewed their appeal for information regarding the criminal damage of a 100-year-old statue.

Gardaí believe the head of the statue was removed between 6:30pm on Wednesday, June 26, and 6:30am on June 27.

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