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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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If you have any information on the break in contact Cahir Garda Station on 052 744 5630.
The cost of fossil fuels has risen and thefts of fuel has gone up too in tandem. This weekend a quantity of diesel was stolen at Rockwell Rovers GAA club in west Tipperary on Saturday night last.
The club, based at New Inn outside Cashel, suffered on the double as property was damaged on site as well.
The proud GAA club have excellent facilities on site, with an astro turf used by juveniles and adult teams, as well as a sturdy stand to protect spectators from the elements when needed.
A lot of work is being undertaken at present and this setback may possibly push out the completion date.
Anyone in the vicinity of Rockwell Rovers over the weekend that saw anything suspicious is asked to contact Cahir Garda Station on 052 744 5630.
Currently the club have a big fundraiser, that is ongoing at present, where the public can win a brand new state-of-the-art electric Volkswagon ID 4 Life car. Those who wish to support the club can purchase a ticket here: https://winavwid4.ie/
Unfortunately we had a break in at our GAA field last night Saturday 2nd Sept.
— Rockwell Rovers GAA (@RockwellRovers) September 3, 2023
A quantity of diesel was stolen as well as damage done in our grounds.
If anyone saw anything please contact Cahir Garda Station 052 744 5630.
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