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Crime and Courts

Councillor 'owes Limerick folk a stern apology' following theft of mayoral chain

COUNCILLOR John Costelloe says Frankie Daly owes the people of Limerick a “stern apology” over the theft of a mayoral chain, taken from Cllr Daly's car. Before Christmas, Independent councillor Daly revealed the insignia, worth up to €10,000 was ...

17 Jan 2018 at 06:02

Crime and Courts

Councillor's plea: 'Return Limerick's mayoral chain, and nothing will be said'

INDEPENDENT Limerick councillor Frankie Daly has renewed his appeal for the safe return of Limerick’s mayoral chain. The Limerick Leader revealed two weeks ago the theft of the €10,000 chain – leaving Cllr Daly, who was deputising for ...

04 Jan 2018 at 06:01

Crime and Courts

Fresh appeal to return Limerick mayoral chain after theft from car

INDEPENDENT councillor Frankie Daly has launched a fresh appeal to recover the Limerick mayoral chain that was stolen from his car. Gardai at Mayorstone continue to probe the theft of the gold-and-silver chain, worth some €10,000, ...

21 Dec 2017 at 17:00

Crime and Courts

Gardai probe theft of Limerick mayoral chain from councillor's car

GARDAI are investigating the theft of a Limerick mayoral chain – believed to be worth €10,000 – from the glove box of a politician's car. Independent councillor Frankie Daly, who was deputising for the metropolitan mayor of ...

19 Dec 2017 at 11:03

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