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Land cruiser thefts

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  • #102
    Melodeon
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    Rural crime item on Prime Time after the news this evening, RTE1.


  • #103
    Base price
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    More arrests this time in Co. Meath

    https://www.farmersjournal.ie/in-pictures-cab-crackdown-on-organised-gang-targeting-meath-farms-418757


  • #104
    Dickie10
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    anyone know where that was?


  • #105
    greysides
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    80 officers and one arrest...?

    Must have done a raffle to see which got the collar. :)

    The aim of argument, or of discussion, should not be victory, but progress. Joseph Joubert

    The ultimate purpose of debate is not to produce consensus. It's to promote critical thinking.

    Adam Grant



  • #106
    whelan2
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    greysides wrote: »
    80 officers and one arrest...?

    Must have done a raffle to see which got the collar. :)

    They could do with sending those 80 officers to drogheda


  • #107
    ED E
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    whelan2 wrote: »
    They could do with sending those 80 officers to drogheda

    Nah that's a job for a B52, level the place and start over.


  • #108
    Base price
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    Dickie10 wrote: »
    anyone know where that was?
    According to the link, 4 raids were carried out by Ashbourne Garda, 1 in Navan and two in Dublin.
    I was wondering if the Ashbourne area was going to be mentioned ;)
    http://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/organised-crime-gang-hit-by-cab-raids-in-meath-and-dublin/


  • #109
    Dickie10
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    why whats wrong with Ashbourne, usually a quiet enoough town and area.


  • #110
    ganmo
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    Dickie10 wrote: »
    why whats wrong with Ashbourne, usually a quiet enoough town and area.
    ganmo wrote: »
    Ashbourne

    probably that


  • #111
    Base price
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    Dickie10 wrote: »
    why whats wrong with Ashbourne, usually a quiet enoough town and area.
    Nothing wrong with Ashbourne - I said the Ashbourne area.


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  • #112
    Albert Johnson
    Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 1,898 Mod ✭✭✭✭Albert Johnson


    Base price wrote: »
    Nothing wrong with Ashbourne - I said the Ashbourne area.

    Used to be a man from Ashbourne that bought real hungry cows in my local Mart, holstiens, Jersey's and x breds were his stock. The worse they looked the more he liked them.
    I know absolutely nothing about Ashbourne but he always had a new Mitsubishi Jeep and he always ran a big length of chain through the steering wheel and under and around the drivers seat. The chain and padlocked weight a couple of pound and he often told me that while it might not stop them it would slow them down, he lived in a housing estate and I had to wonder about neighbourly relations.


  • #113
    whelan2
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    Lost the keys of our land cruiser there. We'll I didn't someone else did. Thought crossed my mind that someone had lifted them and would come back to take it. Found them in the woodpile outside. After a long search


  • #114
    Base price
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    Albert Johnson wrote: »
    Used to be a man from Ashbourne that bought real hungry cows in my local Mart, holstiens, Jersey's and x breds were his stock. The worse they looked the more he liked them.
    I know absolutely nothing about Ashbourne but he always had a new Mitsubishi Jeep and he always ran a big length of chain through the steering wheel and under and around the drivers seat. The chain and padlocked weight a couple of pound and he often told me that while it might not stop them it would slow them down, he lived in a housing estate and I had to wonder about neighbourly relations.
    What the fook :mad:


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