A number of arrests have been made as part of Operation Thor.
Gardaí in Offaly have arrested and charged several people with burglary and theft-related offences.
The arrests, made as part of Operation Thor, have led to the recovery of a significant amount of stolen property.
The majority of those items have been returned to their rightful owners with the exception of a Power Craft generator.
Gardaí are asking for the owner to come forward, and asking people to remember to consider property marking to protect their valuables.
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