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A quantity of property was stolen from a home in Limerick city
A QUANTITY of property was stolen from a home in Limerick city.
Sergeant Michelle O’Halloran, Crime Prevention Officer of Henry Street Garda Station said: “We’re appealing to the public for assistance with several investigations.
“On Wednesday, the 17th of September, between 3pm and 8pm, intruders entered a property at Shelbourne Square, North Circular Road, Limerick, while the homeowners were out. A quantity of property was taken.”
Gardai at Mayorstone are investigating and would like to hear from anyone who observed suspicious activity in the area that day. Contact the gardai on 061 456980.
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