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06 Sept 2025
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A car was reported to be on fire on Lisbrack Road in Longford town at 1.30am
Gardaí have appealed to anyone who witnessed a suspected criminal damage incident over the weekend to contact the local Garda station.
Longford Gardaí requested the public's assistance and for witnesses to come forward after a car was destroyed in the early hours of Sunday morning.
A car was reported to be on fire on Lisbrack Road in Longford town at 1.30am and emergency services were called to the scene.
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The blaze was quickly brought under control, the vehicle was quickly extinguished and Gardaí said there were no injuries.
Officers removed the vehicle for a technical examination and they are now investigating the blaze as suspected criminal damage.
Gardaí have asked anyone who witnessed anything suspicious to contact the local Garda station.
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