Officers believe the incidents may be linked.
Gardaí in the midlands are appealing for witnesses to three burglaries.
Electronics were stolen from a home in Lynn Heights in Mullingar, while a small sum of cash was taken from a residence in Newtown Lawns.
Another burglary occurred at a home in Hillside Drive, but nothing was reported stolen.
All three incidents occurred between 5pm and 9pm last Thursday, and entry was gained through the rear door in each case - Gardaí are investigating a possible link.
Anyone with information in relation to any of these incidents is being asked to contact Mullingar Garda Station on 044 93 84000.
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