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Tuesday 29 September 2020
Investigations are ongoing.
The men, both aged in their 40s, are due to appear in court this morning.
He was arrested yesterday and found to be in possession of a knife.
The man is due to appear before Limerick City District Court later today.
Suspected stolen property and a vehicle were seized by gardaí yesterday.
Suspected stolen property and a vehicle were seized by gardaí earlier today.
Anthony Horgan and Christopher Jones appeared before a special sitting of Cork District Court today.
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The man remains in custody and investigations are ongoing.
The man was arrested by gardaí in the early hours after reports of a break-in at a pub on John Street.
Businesses and residential premises were targeted in the robberies.
A garda also received minor injuries in the incident.
He received a 12-year sentence with the three final years suspended in 2012.
Gardaí said they seized two vehicles for examination.
People across Dublin raised concerns about spates of crime in their locality in the 1980s, State Papers reveal.
A high-powered car and property believed to have been stolen a short time earlier was seized.
The men in their 20s are due in court this morning.
Both men are currently detained under Section 50 of the Criminal Justice Act 2007.
Analysis from the Garda Analysis Services shows that residential burglaries increase between the hours of 5pm and 10pm during winter.
The man was arrested by gardaí on Thursday evening.
The incidents happened at around 3pm in the Rochestown area.
Gardaí said that both men were arrested in the Drogheda area yesterday.
Gardaí said that in each case the victims were left ‘shocked and distressed’.
The gang is suspected of being involved in commercial burglaries nationwide.
Four people have been arrested.
Three homes were hit in the space of five days.
The incident happened when the Labour TD had gone out to give a talk at a community crime prevention meeting on Monday evening.
The intruders, armed with a gun, stole cash and jewellery.
The man collapsed and died as he was about to confront the two intruders in his home.
The incident happened just before 11am on Monday on Macken Street in south Dublin.
Four males ransacked the woman’s home in Aughnacloy, which is along the border area.
The operation was carried out as part of Operation Thor.
Operation Imeacht was stopped last month.
Gardaí have claimed that the rate of burglaries has fallen in recent months due to a winter crackdown.
There have a number of burglaries in the area over the last few weeks.
The four men are all from Dublin. One is in his 60s, one is in his 20s and two others are in their 30s.
Searches were carried out by gardaí in Dublin yesterday.
They also want people to avoid posting holiday photos while away from home.
Overall, nine out of the fourteen crime categories in the CSO classification showed a decrease.
A judge ruled that he should not spend any more time in jail for office burglaries.
The man was threatened in the incident.
ENGLAND HAS INTRODUCED new rules that could see people receive fines of up to £10,000 if they fail to self-isolate.
This means that anyone who has tested positive or has been a close contact of a Covid-19 case and fails to quarantine could receive a hefty penalty.
There have been some calls for a similar system here too, to prevent the spread of the virus and to stop any flouting of rules.
So today we want to know: Should people who fail to self-isolate be fined?
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