'That's a red flag' - Irish people warned dodgy boxes could be watching you at home
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15 Nov 2025
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Gardaí have also asked those who might have dashcam footage to contact Sixmilebridge Garda Station
Investigations are underway in Sixmilebridge following the attempted theft of diesel from a farm yard.
According to gardaí in the area, this theft was interrupted by the owner of the land and the suspect, a lone male, left on foot.
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The incident occurred on Thursday, November 6 at 9:45pm in the evening.
Gardaí in Sixmilebridge are now appealing to anyone that was in the Soreeney area last Thursday night who may have seen anything unusual.
Along with this, they have also asked those who might have dashcam footage to please contact the garda station on 061369133.
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