An artist's impression of the proposed student development in Athlone. Inset: Mark Cunningham and his son, Mark Jnr
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27 Jan 2022
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27 Jan 2022
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Gardai are expected to make more arrests over the coming weeks following a series of burglaries in Longford town.
It comes after two men were arrested last Tuesday (April 19).
Acting on information provided by the general public, gardai also managed to recover a substantial amount of stolen property which had been reported missing over the past number of weeks.
As a result of that intellegence, one man was later charged before appearing at a sitting of Athlone District Court last Wednesday.
He faces a number of charges, including burglary and handling offences.
For more on this story, see this week’s Longford Leader.
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