Digger, tractor and trailer used to steal ATMs in Co Meath

The incidents follow a spate of similar raids on both sides of the border in recent months.

Digger, tractor and trailer used to steal ATMs in Co Meath
Fri, 19 Apr, 2019 - 14:17
Digital Desk staff

Latest: Gardaí insist they responded immediately to a call that two ATMs were in the process of being stolen in Kells, Co Meath overnight.

A digger was used to rip the machines from the walls of two banks on the main street in the town at around 4.20am.

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