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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Two Eastern European men are due to appear before Clonmel District Court today (Tuesday) in connection with breaks ins to five primary schools and the NCT Centre in Cahir last week.
The breaks ins to the schools at Clogheen, New Inn, Newcastle, Ballymacarbry and Kilbeheny as well as the NCT Centre in Cahir all happened on Wednesday night/Thursday morning, March 7 and 8.
Two men with Dublin addresses and aged in their 20s appeared before Lismore District Court in relation to the crimes last Friday and were remanded in custody to appear before Clonmel Court yesterday.
Gardai, meanwhile, are searching for two other men in connection to the spree of break-ins.
Anyone with information that may assist their investigation should contact Cahir Garda Station at (052) 7441222.
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