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Ballymahon

Family pet believed to have been stolen from Ballymahon

A family pet has been reported missing/stolen from the Ballymahon area of Co Longford. As can be seen in the above and below pictures posted by Longford SPCA, the dog in question is a five-year old Yorkshire terrier type. She goes by the name of ...

10 May 2019 at 16:37

Elections

Sinn Féin candidate expresses annoyance at election poster thefts

Sinn Féin local election candidate, Tena Keown, has expressed her frustration at the theft of some of her election posters from the outskirts of Longford town. Tena told the Leader that six of her posters have been taken in total. Her team were ...

07 May 2019 at 11:00

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Local retailers advised to exercise vigilance as counterfeit money circulates

On the day, two women entered the store and purchased goods to the value of €12. Gardaí say that once the counterfeit money was accepted at the paypoint, the women received €38 in change and left the store. It was some time later before staff ...

26 Apr 2018 at 12:33

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Gardaí probe Longford town thefts

The two thefts occurred at separate retail premises in Longford town. However the property stolen from one premises was later retrieved. Discount chain, Eurogiant, located at Longford’s N4 Axis Centre, was the first to be targeted when €60 ...

19 Aug 2017 at 15:00

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