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14 Dec 2025
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14 Dec 2025
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The Mr Price outlet in Athy, as seen on Google Maps Street View.
A burglary occurred at a Mr Price outlet in County Kildare: that's according to An Garda Síochána (AGS).
The matter was discussed by Garda Chris Fallon on KFM earlier this week.
He explained that the burglary occurred in the early hours of Saturday, August 17 last at the Mr Price outlet located on the Dublin Road in Athy.
Gda Fallon said that 'a number of vape pens were stolen', and added that the suspects were spotted entering into a red vehicle.
He concluded by saying that anyone with information in relation to the incident can contact Athy Garda Station on 059 863 4210.
When asked by the Leinster Leader about the incident, a spokesperson for AGS said: "Gardaí are aware of a burglary that occurred at a shop in Athy, County Kildare on August 17, 2024 at approximately 2am.
"A number of items were taken from the property.
"No arrests have been made."
The spokesperson concluded: "Investigations are ongoing."
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