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The Hugo Boss shopfront suffered extensive damage after it was burgled Emer Moreau/The Journal

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Gardaí investigating after Hugo Boss shop on Grafton Street hit by burglars

Gardaí said they were probing criminal damage and burglary to the Dublin store.

GARDAI ARE INVESTIGATING criminal damage and burglary at the Hugo Boss shop on Grafton Street which occurred in the early hours of the morning.

The doors and front windows were extensively damaged in the incident, which Gardaí said occurred at around 4:30am. Several window panels were dislodged and mannequin displays were knocked over.

No arrests have been made. Investigations are ongoing.

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