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21 Oct 2025
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The theft occurred at Ards Friary, Creeslough, last Friday shortly after midday
A man was out walking at Ards Friary when his items were stolen.
The theft occurred at Ards Friary, Creeslough, last Friday between 12:30pm and 1pm.
A man was taking pictures at the shore and he left his camera on a tripod while he went for a short walk, only to discover that it had been stolen upon his return. The items stolen were a Fuji X-T4 camera, 2 SD media cards, a Manfrotto 700RC2 Tripod and a camera lens.
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“We appeal to anyone who may have been in or around the grounds of the Friary with a dash-cam on that date between 12pm and 1.30pm, to make the footage available to Gardaí,” a spokesperson said. “If anyone can assist with relevant information, they are asked to contact Ballyshannon Garda Station on 071-9858530. Should anyone come across similar types of items for sale on a second-hand basis, we also ask them to get in touch with us.”
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