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Gardai say incident happened in the townland of Dumoon North, Tallow sometime between April 3 and April 7
Gardai are renewing their appeal for information following a burglary incident, during which a considerable amount of damage was caused.
They say incident happened in the townland of Dumoon North, Tallow sometime between April 3 and April 7.
"A considerable amount of damage was done to doors of the shed on the property and several items were stolen including a crowbar, a box of tools and a strimmer," said crime prevention officer Sergeant Deirdre O'Neill.
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Gardaí in Tallow are investigating and they can be contacted with regard to this incident via Dungarvan garda station on 051
48600.
"If you have been offered any items for sale from suspicious sources, consider the origin of the items. You can contact your local garda station or the Garda Confidential Line on 01 666 111," added Sgt O'Neill.
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