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Gardaí have warned of the dangers of leaving cars unattended in driveways with the engines running on frosty mornings.
A Garda spokesperson said: "Beware of starting your car in the morning to defrost it and leaving it unattended.
"Every year thieves are out and about looking for easy targets so do not make it a happy Christmas for them and a sad one for you.
"Stay with your car and do not take any chances particularly in built-up areas."
A number of cars have been stolen from driveways in the past.
Gardaí said that householders need to be vigilant of criminals targeting homes in this way.
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Some of the attendance at The Biodiversity of Laois with Eanna Ní Lamhna at Portlaoise Library during Heritage Week. Picture: Alf Harvey.
Cáit Delaney with Molly and Callie Phelan at Hands on History at Mountrath Library, making Prehistoric Pottery during Heritage Week. Picture: Alf Harvey.
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