Computers stolen from Revenue Commissioners

An investigation is underway after a number of laptops were stolen from an Office of the Revenue Commissioners in Dublin.

Computers stolen from Revenue Commissioners
Fri, 28 Jan, 2011 - 12:00

An investigation is underway after a number of laptops were stolen from an Office of the Revenue Commissioners in Dublin.

Gardaí say three men walked into the offices at Ashtown Gate, off the Navan Road at around 7pm yesterday evening and took 10 laptops.

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