The late Frank Ennis, Carmel McDermott and Pat Curran
26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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Scarecrow Festival
Scarecrows made by local children for the Durrow Scarecrow Festival were taken during the event by youths, according to Laois Offaly Division Gardaí.
In a Facebook post, Gardaí said youths were involved in the incident.
"Unfortunately a small number of youths decided to take three scarecrows that two young kids had spent time preparing for the festival.
"With cooperation between the local community and the local Garda these youths where identified.
"The matter is now closed to the satisfaction of the victims in this case," added the Laois Offaly Division.
Santa Claus with Derek, Dervla and Conor Hynes in 2019
Cllr Tracey O'Dwyer
An EVOFIT of one suspect who was armed with a knife, approx. 19-21 years old. 5’9’’ in height with short brown hair, thin build, and wearing a green hoodie
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