Almost €50,000 worth of brand new equipment was taken on Sunday night.
A reward is being offered following the theft of almost €50,000 worth of boating equipment in Westmeath.
19 brand new Tohatsu and Suzuki motors, along with other equipment, cash, and the CCTV hard-drive were stolen from Lakeside Marina near Ballykeeran between 11pm on Sunday night and 1am Monday morning.
Lakeside Chandlery is offering a reward of at least €10,000 to anybody who can give information that will lead to their recovery.
Westmeath Crime Prevention Officer, Sergeant John McWalter is urging people to keep an eye out:
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