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06 Sept 2025
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The Regional Support Unit (RSU) were in Edgeworthstown on Sunday following reports that a shot had been fired at a car.
Gardaí believe a shot fired at a car in Edgeworthstown at the weekend may be linked to a previous gun attack three weeks earlier.
Armed officers from the Gardaí's Regional Support Unit (RSU) were drafted in on Sunday hours after a car was reportedly targeted in the Bracklin Road area of the town.
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No injuries were reported and no arrests have been made since the alleged incident.
A vehicle was seized a short time later and a technical examination carried out.
As gardaí await the results of those inquiries, efforts are now being made to establish a motive for the alleged incident.
One possibility detectives are assessing is whether it can be linked to a shooting last month where up to six shots were fired at a house in the Lisnanagh area of Edgeworthstown.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Granard Garda Station at (043) 6686512.
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