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A MAN has been killed after he was struck by a vehicle in rural Galway.
The collision happened at about 11am this morning on the R340 near the Gaeltacht town of Kilkieran.
The man in his 40s was walking at the above location when he was struck by the vehicle.
He was pronounced dead at the scene according to gardaí.
The road is closed for investigations and any witnesses are asked to contact gardaí in Clifden.
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That is fantastic news!
Well – looks like a thief with a conscience ……
Good news story, great to hear, fair play to the facebook sharers.
Obviously an ordinary decent criminal.
They took the chain. My god what utter dirt bags. The filth of humanity is all they are and don’t anyone dare give them the smallest ounce of credit for this. FILTH FILTH FILTH.
You said it bro.
Awesome
Delighted he got it back so irreplaceable
Disgusting isn’t even the word.
Oh thanks thieves, for your heart filled generosity.
Now let this be a lesson to you sucmbags for the heartbreak you cause innocent people and clean up your f***in’ act.
Those particular type of thieves are very superstitious thats why it was dropped back
So glad to hear..
A bit of good news at last.. :)
Yes!
A gentleman thief
I think a gentleman would have returned the chain as well.
No. A gentleman wouldn’t have broke in and robbed his home in the first place.
Guess i should have put the word sarcasm in brackets to be more clear
A gentleman would never rob the personal belongings of another
A gentleman would never rob, point
It seems there is a kind of honour among thieves
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