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TWO MEN HAVE been arrested after an armed robbery at a petrol station in Dublin.
The incident happened on the Stillorgan Road in Blackrock o nthe southside at approximately 6.25pm on Tuesday when two raiders entered the service station, threatened staff, and demanded money.
One of the men was armed with a gun while the other had a hammer.
They fled the scene in a nearby car with an undisclosed sum of cash.
However, shortly afterwards gardaí from Blackrock arrested two men on the nearby Lower Kilmacud Road and a sum of cash was recovered.
The two men are being questioned at Blackrock garda station.
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