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06 Sept 2025
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According to gardai the double-axel cow box measures 6' x 10' and was silver with white on top
Gardaí in Newmarket on Fergus are renewing their appeal for information following the theft of a cow box from a farmyard earlier this month.
The cow box was taken from a property in the Clonlohan area sometime between 10pm on Saturday, March 15 and 10am the following morning.
According to gardai the double-axle cow box measures 6' x 10' and was silver with white on top.
"Gardaí are appealing to anyone that may have observed a vehicle in the Clonlohan area on the Saturday night or Sunday morning to please contact Newmarket on Fergus garda station on 061 368172," said crime prevention officer Sergeant Catriona Holohan.
Gardai are appealing to anyone who has seen a cow box matching the description of the cow box or who has been approached to buy one to contact their local garda station or Shannon garda station at (061) 365900.
Investigations are ongoing.
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