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Gardaí are investigating a burglary at a mobile phone shop in Ballina that occurred in the early hours of the morning on January 7.
The Fone4U shop on Tone Street was broken into shortly after 3:00 am on Wednesday, January 7, with €10,000 worth of iPhones and iPads stolen in less than forty seconds.
Shop owner Noman Ishak spoke to The Mayo News about the break-in and confirmed that the stolen phones will be covered by insurance.
He revealed that while this was the first break-in at his Ballina location, his businesses have previously been targeted in Sligo and Bray.
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The shop owner has appealed to anyone with information about the incident to come forward.
Gardaí have carried out a technical examination of the scene, and investigations are ongoing.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Ballina Garda Station.
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