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06 Sept 2025
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Two men have appeared before district courts over the past few days charged in connection with burglaries at homes in Cashel and Clogheen.
A 26 year-old Cashel man appeared before a special sitting of Cashel District Court on Sunday charged in connection with burgling a house at Ladyswell, Cashel on Saturday.
The accused man was remanded to appear before this Thursday's sitting of Carrick-on-Suir District Court.
Meanwhile, a 29 years-old man appeared before Cashel District Court last Thursday charged in relation to the burglary of a house at Chapel Lane, Clogheen in the early hours of last Thursday morning. He has been remanded to appear before the court again on Thursday November 11.
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