'We have a rule of law in this country' - Army deployed across Ireland amid fuel protests
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09 Apr 2026
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09 Apr 2026
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Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to Gardaí.
Gardaí are investigating the theft of a car in Drumad, Dundalk, which occurred on the evening of Wednesday, 8th April 2026. Investigations are ongoing, and Gardaí are appealing for any information from the public.
In a statement Gardaí said:
"Gardaí are investigating a theft of a car in Drumad, Dundalk in the evening of Wednesday 8th April 2026.
"Investigations are ongoing."
Meanwhile, Cooley Peninsula Community Alert has issued a reminder to residents and visitors following a series of thefts at walking trails and forest car parks in Ravensdale in recent days.
“Please leave nothing visible in your vehicles for thieves,” the group advised.
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They noted that the Ravensdale area has experienced several thefts from vehicles recently and urged everyone to remain vigilant.
Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to Gardaí.
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