Stolen firearm focus of Limerick Garda investigation

By
Bernie English
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154 new recruits celebrated their passing out ceremony in Tipperary today, 20 of whom will take up positions at two Garda Stations in the city, as announced last month.
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A FIREARM stolen from Kilmallock, County Limerick, is the subject of a Garda investigation.

The firearm could potentially be used in criminal activity, Gardaí have warned.

Licenced firearms holders are reminded they must use a trigger lock, disassemble the firearm, and securely store the parts separately.

Those who are licenced to hold three or more firearms are further reminded that they must store them in a locked gun safe that is bolted to a solid wall.

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Anyone with any information on this stolen firearm can contact Gardaí in Kilmallock on 063 98 018 or Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111.