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Cahir

Man arrested after €200,000 worth of generators and gardening equipment found at house

The property was recovered after surveillance and ongoing investigations into the theft of property in the county.

GARDAÍ HAVE ARRESTED a man after seizing €200,000 worth of equipment at a house in Tipperary.

The property was recovered after surveillance and ongoing investigations into the theft of property in the county. Gardaí from Cahir yesterday recovered a large amount of property during a search of a premises.

A man in his late 20s was arrested and is currently detained at Cahir Garda Station under the provisions of section 4 of the Criminal Justice act 1984.

The property includes various industrial generators, gardening equipment, agricultural equipment which is believed to have been stolen during burglaries in Ireland and the UK.

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