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Gardaí begin two-day crackdown on crime in Meath as part of Operation Thor

Gardaí have started a two-day crime crackdown in Co Meath as part of Operation Thor.

Gardaí begin two-day crackdown on crime in Meath as part of Operation Thor

Fri, 24 Mar, 2017 - 09:28

Gardaí have started a two-day crime crackdown in Co Meath as part of Operation Thor.

The days of action are aimed at detecting a large volume of crimes through high visibility operations.

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