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As UK election looms, Ireland fears 'Brexit'

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By Naomi O'Leary Verified, Conor Barrins Verified
| Yahoo News Verified
1 / 2 British Prime Minister David Cameron speaks during a UK general election campaign visit to Frinton-on-Sea in Essex, east England, on April 24, 2015 (AFP Photo/Toby Melville) London (AFP) - With elections looming in Britain, the Irish government has taken the unusual step of beginning a campaign to warn its biggest trading partner against leaving the European Union.
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Irish police go hi-tech to combat Christmas tree thieves

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By Conor Barrins Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Newtownmountkennedy (Ireland) (AFP) - Fed up with roaming gangs stealing their Christmas trees, farmers and police in Ireland have turned to smartphones and helicopter patrols to ensure they can keep delivering festive cheer to customers. In mountainous County Wicklow, south of Dublin, growers faced a crisis four years ago, with up to 2,000 trees a year being stolen, costing them up to 100,000 euros ($110,000) in lost revenue.
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Irish police go hi-tech to combat Christmas tree thieves

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By Conor Barrins Verified
| Business Insider Verified
Newtownmountkennedy (Ireland) (AFP) - Fed up with roaming gangs stealing their Christmas trees, farmers and police in Ireland have turned to smartphones and helicopter patrols to ensure they can keep delivering festive cheer to customers. In mountainous County Wicklow, south of Dublin, growers faced a crisis four years ago, with up to 2,000 trees a year being stolen, costing them up to 100,000 euros ($110,000) in lost revenue.
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