The gardai called to the Hungry Lyons branch at the Ennis Road this Friday morning | Picture: Adrian Butler
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Ellis Iandolo remains sidelined as Swindon try to win their first Sky Bet League Two points of the season against Salford.
The Robins began the season in poor fashion, suffering a shock 3-0 defeat at Harrogate on the opening weekend.
Iandolo missed that match and head coach Scott Lindsey says the full-back will remain injured for a number of weeks after a new scan “highlighted a few issues”.
Summer signing Reece Devine will be assessed after being forced out of one of the midweek sessions with a knock.
Salford defender Liam Shephard will be absent for the foreseeable future.
The 27-year-old suffered a muscular tear and a tear in the tendon towards the end of last weekend’s win against Mansfield.
Shephard will see a specialist to see if surgery is required.
Matty Lund is suspended for the trip to Swindon and Ash Eastham is a doubt.
Vanessa and Donal Finn on their wedding day back in 2013
Prolonged rolls of thunder were heard over south Limerick this Saturday evening
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