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Gardaí received reports of a number of males attempting to steal plant machinery from the rear of a premises in the Cornamuckglass area of Ballybay earliet this Wednesday morning at approximately 2:30am.
Gardaí including members of the RSU attended the scene.
A Silver Ford Mondeo believed to have involved in this incident has been located in an industrial estate in the Carrickmacross area this morning, 22/1/20 at approximately 7am.
The vehicle has been seized for a technical examination. No arrests have been made.
Buncrana's Julie Galbraith, chief business officer with headline sponsor Arachas Corporate Brokers, pictured with Rory Best at the launch of Rory’s Miles to Mayo fundraiser. (Pic: Marc O’Sullivan)
Councillor Farren says important local harbours, such as Greencastle, are not getting their fair share of State funding.
Des McGonigle, Mickey Herron, Louise Doherty and Gary Raymond pictured while travelling through a remote area of Uganda called Karamoje with the United Nations
The initiative forms part of Ireland’s activities marking the International Year of the Woman Farmer 2026, a global initiative led by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations
Coffee morning to raise funds for Lifeline Inishowen
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