Waterford News and Star — Gold dealer guilty of selling stolen All-Ireland medal
The 1987 medal, won by former Meath footballer Martin O'Connell, was taken with other items from his parents home on November 17th, 2020.
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The 1987 medal, won by former Meath footballer Martin O'Connell, was taken with other items from his parents home on November 17th, 2020.
A “RECKLESS” gold dealer, who bought and sold a stolen All-Ireland winner’s medal, had been remanded on bail pending sentence.John Peddubriwny,
May 17, 2021 1:07 pm An investigation has begun by An Garda Síochána into the theft of a trailer from a yard in Co. Offaly. The trailer was stolen along with other items in a raid on Saturday night, May 15, from a premises in Croghan, near Tullamore. In a short statement on the matter, a spokesperson for An Garda Síochána confirmed: “Gardaí are investigating an incident of theft that occurred between May 15 and 16 [Saturday and Sunday] 2021 at a premises in Croghan, Tullamore, Co. Offaly. A trailer and some equipment were taken. “No arrests have been made. Investigations are ongoing,...
Image source: An Garda Síochána Twitter Emergency services attended a single vehicle road traffic collision involving a milk tanker this morning (Sunday, May 16) shortly before 8:00am. The incident occurred on the N7, between J9 Naas North and J8 Johnstown, and motorists were advised by An Garda Síochána to reduce speed and exercise caution. This road is now being closed between junction 8 and junction 9 southbound, with diversions in place, An Garda Síochána has confirmed. When the incident occurred, traffic was down to two lanes in each direction as emergency services cleared the cra...
Image source: Meath Crime Prevention Gardaí are investigating the theft of approximately 200 laurel plants that were stolen from a field in Gillstown, Athboy, Co. Meath. In a social media post, Meath Crime Prevention said the plants were stolen between May 6 and 12. Plants were imported from Holland Meath Crime Prevention said: “The hedging was planted at the time of the theft and would have taken a considerable time to remove. “The plants are unique owing to their size, 1.4m – 1.5m in height and the fact that they are rootballed. “These plants were imported from Holland and the co...