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Two individuals have been arrested by gardái this week after a stolen vehicle was recovered in Clonoulty.
An Garda Síochána Tipperary shared the update on Facebook on Thursday morning stating:
"Yesterday morning Gardaí stationed at Thurles became aware of a stolen vehicle in the town and immediately began an investigation.
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"Shortly after two people were arrested in Clonoulty and the vehicle was recovered along with a quantity of stolen items. Both people will appear before Nenagh District Court charge with a number of alleged offences.
"Follow up searches were carried out in the Thurles and Limerick areas and investigations are ongoing."
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