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Tullow Day Care Centre, Photo: Google Maps
Local Carlow day care centre has been subject to a break in, with their bus being robbed as well. Tullow Day Care Centre was subject to the break in on the night of the 23rd of September 2024.
Tullow Day Care Centre posted the news on their Facebook:
"Public we need your help... Tullow Day Care Centre was broken into again last night. Our Grey Bus 11WX3387 Peugeot Expert, has been stolen. If anyone saw anything between 5pm and 8.20 am please let us know. 059 9151833 or Tullow Gardaí on 059 9181160."
Facebook comments under the post were outraged at the news of the break in and read as follows:
"That's just horrendous." With another user writing "So sorry to hear this. That bus is invaluable to Day Care & our town."
If anyone has any information in relation to the break in and the robbery of the vehicle, they are urged to contact Carlow Gardaí.
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