13/08/2013

Firearm Found Following Cork Robbery

Gardai have discovered a firearm following a robbery at a house in Cork.

The shotgun was found in a field near the home of a businessman at Gluntahaune during searches on Monday.

Five men have been arrested and are currently being detained in custody.

The weapon has been sent for forensic examination.

(CD/JP)

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