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Police are appealing for information following a burglary in Carrickfergus on Saturday, 24 October. Two masked men reportedly forced their way into a house in Ashbourne Manor before stealing cash and jewellery. Anyone with information or CCTV footage should contact the PSNI, quoting reference 1252 24/10/26.
Carrickfergus burglary: Masked men enter Ashbourne Manor property
Detectives are appealing for witnesses following a Carrickfergus burglary in which two masked men reportedly stole cash and jewellery from a house.
The incident happened in the Ashbourne Manor area on Saturday evening, 24 October 2026.
Police received a report at approximately 7.25pm that two men wearing dark clothing and masks had forced their way into a property.
According to the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), the men left a short time later with cash and jewellery, heading towards Sloefield Road.
Police appeal for CCTV and witnesses in Carrickfergus
Detective Sergeant Erskine is urging anyone who noticed suspicious activity around Ashbourne Manor or Sloefield Road to come forward.
Police are particularly interested in:
- CCTV recordings from nearby homes or businesses.
- Video captured by doorbell cameras.
- Dash-cam footage from vehicles travelling through the area.
- Information about suspicious individuals or activity on Saturday evening.
Detective Sergeant Erskine said:
“I am appealing to anyone who may have witnessed anyone suspicious in the area or to anyone with CCTV, door-bell or other footage that could assist with enquiries.”
How to report information to police
Anyone with information about the Carrickfergus burglary can contact detectives using the official PSNI witness appeal form.
When submitting information, quote reference number 1252 24/10/26.
Alternatively, members of the public can contact the PSNI on the non-emergency number 101.
Anyone wishing to remain anonymous can contact Crimestoppers UK or telephone 0800 555 111.
Stay informed with Carrickfergus news
For more local updates, community information and breaking news, visit the Northern Ireland Online Carrickfergus town page.
You can also explore the latest updates on Northern Ireland Online.
Have information that could assist detectives? Submit it through the official PSNI appeals website, quoting reference 1252 24/10/26.
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