Man flooded a cell in Tullamore courthouse because voice told him walls were covered in excrement
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07 Mar 2026
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A copper cylinder was among the items stolen as two Offaly houses were hit by burglars recently.
On Monday March 24, between 2pm and 4pm, a burglar entered a residential property on Main Street, Shinrone, while the owner was present in the house.
The burglar stole a mobile phone and wallet containing a small amount of cash.
Sometime on the night of Thursday, March 27 into the morning of Friday, March 28, the front door of a vacant house on Main Street in Banagher was forcibly opened.
During the burglary a copper cylinder was stolen.
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