92 kegs found hidden near lake

LARGE breweries will have to stop early morning pick-ups and deliveries if the rampant theft of beer kegs is to be stopped, a senior figure in the publicans’ organisation the Vintners’ Federation of Ireland has warned.

Fri, 11 Nov, 2011 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

Con Dennehy, chairman of Cork County VFI, made his comments after gardaí in Bandon found 92 stolen beer kegs hidden near a lake at Enniskeane.

The stainless steel kegs are worth about €100 each in scrap value.

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