Wexford town charity shop targetted in robbery
Gardaí have launched an investigation into a robbery on a charity shop in Wexford Town last night. Reach - the suicide prevention charity - which has a shop on Henrietta Street was targetted with 250 euro in cash stolen and the side door broken into. Anyone who may have information is asked to contact Gardaí in Wexford who are currently looking at CCTV footage of the scene. Tanya Fenlon is the manager of the charity shop. She says the robbery comes on top of an earlier incident whereby the windows were smashed a number of months ago at a cost of over 1,500 euro.
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