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17 May 2022
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17 May 2022
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Picture of the VW Passat from Gardaí
Gardaí are investigating the theft of four wheels from car from a garage on the Laois Offaly border.
Laois Offaly Gardaí issued a statement on the crime.
"Portarlington Garda are investigating the theft of four alloys from a Volkswagen Passat at a garage overnight.
"If you saw anything suspicious in the Garryhinch/Cloneyhurke area between the hours of 8 pm till the early hours of the morning could you please contact Gardaí," said the statement.
Gardaí say the image above is the same as the type of wheel robbed.
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Minister for Housing Darragh O'Brien in Portlaoise with Minister Sean Fleming, Laois County Council CEO John Mulholland and Cllr Catherine Fitzgerald. Photo: Leinster Express
Ares Redemption, one of the eight Laois acts who are part of the Laois Aloud night in the Anvil Inn on May 21 kicking off at 6pm.
Irish Rail says this is an example of sign at Amiens St. sign in Portlaoise will be similar, but not exact replica.
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