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Gardaí are investigating a burglary in Waterford overnight.
The 3 phone shop in Ardkeen, Waterford, was broken into at approximately 2am on Thursday, May 9.
The shop was broken into and ransacked and significant damage was caused to the shop, including a hole broken into one of the interior walls.
No arrests have been made and enquiries are ongoing, gardaí confirmed to Waterford Live.
The collision occurred at approximately 10.40p.m. on Sunday night
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This funding is part of a wider package of €40 million to help make university sector greener and more accessible
WATERFORD WEATHER: Thunderstorm warning remains in place as heavy downpours expected
WhatsApp is to allow users to leave group chats without notifying others and control who can see when they are online as part of a privacy update to the messaging app.
It’s so easy for children to be less active. Today’s technology brings a lure to stay inside and play games or watch telly, which is is why the results of a new survey won’t cause much surprise.
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