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Thursday 17 May 2012

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€100,000 worth of jewellery taken in shop raid

Gardai at the scene of a robbery at Cameo Jewellers in Super Valu Shopping Centre, Donegal Town yesterday mornong. Photo Thomas Gallagher 3101TG106

Published on Tuesday 31 January 2012 06:30

A prominent jeweller’s shop in Donegal Town was robbed in the early hours of Monday morning in what has been described as “ a well planned operation”. Thieves escaped with a reported €100,000 in valuables.

It is thought that thieves broke into Cameo Jewellers which is located in the SuperValu Shopping centre in Donegal Town after breaking a panel and gaining entry through a back window in the toilet area which is adjacent to the jeweller’s shop.

Full story in Tuesday’s Donegal Democrat and Donegal People’s Press.

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