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Gardaí are investigating a burglary at a shop on Main Street, Borris.
The incident occurred on Tuesday, December 3 between 2.30pm and 3.50pm.
A group of people (four men and two women) entered the shop.
One of the group bought and paid for an item and while this transaction was taking place one of the group took a key from behind the counter opened the safe and stole a sum of cash.
Contact Gardaí in Borris with any information.
You can drop in for a confidential chat or make an appointment on 085 862 3627
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