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Update | Longford group delighted to report their missing defibrillator has been found
Yesterday, longfordleader.ie reported that a defibrillator belonging to the Cullyfad Defibrillator Group was missing and the group has since contacted us to explain that defibrillator has been found.
The group said: "Delighted to report that the defibrillator has just been found. Thanks to everyone for your help."
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ORIGINAL STORY
A defibrillator belonging to the Cullyfad Defibrillator Group is missing.
It was situated at Corboy cross approximately 1km from the N4.
The defibrillator was removed from its box on Wednesday, August 14 between 2pm and 5.30pm and has not being returned.
Noel Conway, Chairperson Cullyfad Defibrillator Group, said: "We are asking all people in the local area to report anything they observed and check their properties."
Granard Gardaí have being informed.
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