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AN INVESTIGATION HAS been launched after an armed gang raided a Dublin home on Monday evening.
Gardaí are investigating an aggravated burglary which took place in the Shrewsbury Lawn estate in Cabinteely at 5.15pm.
A three-man gang, who wore balaclavas and were armed with metal bars, burst into the house which was occupied by a 56-year-old woman and her two daughters, aged 17 and 21. Two of the men ran upstairs while the third remained on the ground floor.
After less than a minute in the house the gang made away with a very small amount of cash and some bank cards.
The criminals fled the scene in a grey Audi A3 which they abandoned very close to the house and set on fire.
Someone can be found guilty of aggravated burglary if they carry out a burglary while armed with a weapon.
A person found guilty of the offence can face life imprisonment.
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