Investigations are ongoing into an apparent crime spree along the Laois-Offaly border in the early hours of Sunday 16 May.
It is understood that the thefts of a Jeep in Borris in Ossory, a trailer in Clonaslee and a John Deere Gator in Cadamstown may be linked to a single individual or crime group.
A quantity of diesel is also missing from a separate farm in Clonaslee.
In a seemingly connected incident, another farmer from the Coolagh area of Clonaslee took to social media to show a locked field gate which had been "burst in by a vehicle".
The vehicle "drove around in circles before leaving".
Croghan trailer theft
Meanwhile, gardaí are investigating the reported theft of a Murphy cattle trailer, along with an electricity generator, from a shed in Croghan, Tullamore.
The stolen John Deere Gator \ Laois-Offaly Gardaí.
The incident is thought to have occurred late Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
The trailer has appeared on multiple CCTV cameras being towed by a dark-coloured Ssyangyong SUV.
No arrests have been made in relation to any of the thefts.
Investigations are ongoing and An Garda Síochána has appealed for information.
Investigations are ongoing into an apparent crime spree along the Laois-Offaly border in the early hours of Sunday 16 May.
It is understood that the thefts of a Jeep in Borris in Ossory, a trailer in Clonaslee and a John Deere Gator in Cadamstown may be linked to a single individual or crime group.
A quantity of diesel is also missing from a separate farm in Clonaslee.
In a seemingly connected incident, another farmer from the Coolagh area of Clonaslee took to social media to show a locked field gate which had been "burst in by a vehicle".
The vehicle "drove around in circles before leaving".
Croghan trailer theft
Meanwhile, gardaí are investigating the reported theft of a Murphy cattle trailer, along with an electricity generator, from a shed in Croghan, Tullamore.
The stolen John Deere Gator \ Laois-Offaly Gardaí.
The incident is thought to have occurred late Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
The trailer has appeared on multiple CCTV cameras being towed by a dark-coloured Ssyangyong SUV.
No arrests have been made in relation to any of the thefts.
Investigations are ongoing and An Garda Síochána has appealed for information.
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