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06 Sept 2025
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A day care centre in Carlow has urged people to be "vigilant" and to "stay safe" following a burglary at their premises during the week.
Tullow Day Care Centre, who provide care for the eldery in Tullow and the surrounding hinterland, had a number of items stolen on Wednesday night including a power washer, an electric lawnmower, a drill and two leafblowers.
In a post on their Facebook page, Tullow Day Care Centre said: "Sad to report that Tullow Day Care Centre was robbed last night (Wednesday, 21st August) and a number of items were taken from our premises.
"If you noticed anything please contact the local Gardai.
"Please be vigilant and stay safe," they signed off the post.
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