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Longford gardaí launch investigation as vandals cause €20,000 worth of damage at Ballinalee quarry

Members of the public have been asked to assist the Gardaí as they investigate an act of vandalism that cost over €20,000. Seán MacEoin is a landowner in Ballinalee. He recently was the victim of wanton destruction to machinery on his land: “It's a ...

21 Jul 2022 at 11:00

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Longford Gardaí investigating criminal damage and break-in at Curry Church

Longford Gardaí have launched an investigation and appeal for information after the interior of a church was vandalised and criminal damage caused to a stained glass window. St Anne's Church, Curry, Longford, situated between Stonepark and Kenagh, ...

16 Mar 2018 at 14:04

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Polytunnel damaged at Attic House in Longford town

The tunnel which had only recently been set with fruits, vegetables and flowers by a group of volunteers had been a source of pride among members of the Foróige organisation that has been fundraising for the last five years to secure its new ...

26 Jun 2017 at 22:00

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Taxpayers count cost of vandalism

The taxpaying public are forking out tens of thousands of Euro each year to clean up graffiti and damage caused by mindless acts of vandalism to train stations and carriages across the county. They are just some of the findings contained in ...

23 Feb 2017 at 09:00

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