Gardaí across the north west are seeking the publics assistance in relation to a number of incidents.
The crimes were committed over the past few weeks.
Gardaí in Co. Sligo are investigating a burglary which occurred at a property at Cloonloo, Gurteen last night which left a man in his 60’s with minor injuries; he was taken to Sligo University Hospital.
The incident occurred at around 9pm where a sum of money was also stolen.
A short time after, a man in his 20’s and another in his 30’s were arrested at Wolfe Tone Square where they remain in Garda custody.
Two assaults were carried out in Co. Donegal recently.
In the early hours of Sunday morning, July 21st at around 4.20am, a person was attacked in Bundoran suffering facial injuries.
The next occurred over the Bank Holiday Weekend.
On Sunday morning at around 3.30am by the Diamond in Donegal Town, a person was assaulted outside of a take away and suffered a serious mouth injury.
Gardaí say that there was a large crowd gathered at both assaults and are appealing for anyone with information to come forward.
Yesterday, Monday, as a shop owner was opening their business along College Street in Bundoran, a man approached him and an argument took place.
A sum of money was stolen from the shopkeeper with the suspect being described as around 6ft5 and of heavy build.
Gardaí are asking people staying in holiday homes to be vigilant this time of year following a robbery.
On July 30th, a house was broken into between 2pm and 7pm.
The front door was forced open and a number of items were taken.
And a trailer was stolen between the 25th and 27th of a July in Dunkineely.
The grey/silver Ifor Williams trailer is worth around €2,500 and Gardaí are asking the public to be on the look out for any trailer for sale matching the description.
Stephen Fahey from Ballyshannon Garda station is asking anyone with information in relation to any of these incidents to make contact with their local garda station.
Garda Fahey says any information, no matter how small, can help their investigations.
