7 November 2025; Tipperary hurler Michael Breen with Irish Olympian Sharlene Mawdsley on arrival to the 2025 PwC GAA/GPA All-Star Awards at the RDS in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile
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A charity shop in Tipperary has reported that two thefts have been made there within the last week.
The Sue Ryder charity shop located in Clonmel commented on the thefts in a social media post online.
The shop said: "Dear Customers & Community, I'm very disappointed to inform ye that two thefts were made in Our window Display!!!
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"A pink River island handbag & YSL handbag was actually taken off our mannequins in broad daylight out of window!!!
"First theft was last weekend and second theft was today (May 6) at lunchtime. I am disappointed for my Team who put a lot of hard work into making our windows fab!!
"To the community who donate to us and to Our shoppers who look forward to our Window Sales. Both Windows will be on sale this Saturday. Still beautiful bits & pieces at knock down prices for Sale. Hope you come along to support."
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