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GARDAÍ HAVE RAIDED another suspected shebeen – this time in Offaly.
As part of Operation Navigation, the gardaí today searched a private premises in Edenderry.
The search came on the back of alleged breaches of liquor licencing legislation.
At the scene, gardaí found a number of people consuming alcohol.
They will be issued with fixed penalty notices for an alleged breach of Regulation 4 of the Health Act, 1947 Regulations – Restriction on the Movement of Persons.
A significant amount of alcohol, including six beer kegs, were seized during the operation.
Investigations remain ongoing, and gardaí said a file will be prepared for the DPP.
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