Two remanded in custody over failed jewellery robbery

Two men were remanded in custody today after they were charged over a botched attempted armed robbery of a jewellery shop on Dawson Street, in Dublin city centre on Friday last.

Two remanded in custody over failed jewellery robbery
Mon, 09 Nov, 2009 - 16:38

Two men were remanded in custody today after they were charged over a botched attempted armed robbery of a jewellery shop on Dawson Street, in Dublin city centre on Friday last.

Three males entered the Dawson Jewellers and were confronted by members of staff and the public.

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