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Clodagh Traynor

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Armagh family on how the grief of losing mum and wife made easier by unique audio memory box

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Man and woman charged over £4,500 shoplifting spree across two counties

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By Clodagh Traynor
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Clodagh Traynor Two people have been charged over a series of high-value shoplifting incidents in Co Armagh and Co Down. The man and woman are suspected of carrying out multiple thefts in Banbridge and Lurgan since New Year's Eve, with items believed to be worth around £4,500 in total. They were detained in Lurgan on Friday (January 2).
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Man and woman arrested in Co Armagh over £4,500 shoplifting spree

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By Clodagh Traynor
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Clodagh Traynor Two people have been arrested over a series of high-value shoplifting incidents in Co Armagh and Co Down. The man, aged 28, and the woman, aged 21, were arrested in Lurgan on Friday. The pair are suspected of carrying out multiple thefts in Banbridge and Lurgan since New Year's Eve, with items believed to be worth around £4,500 in total.
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