Gardai probe robbery at Limerick ATM

Gardai in Limerick are investigating the theft of an estimated €100,000 from an ATM in the city yesterday morning.

Wed, 10 Apr, 2002 - 09:03

Gardai in Limerick are investigating the theft of an estimated €100,000 from an ATM in the city yesterday morning.

Two men are believed to have carried out the robbery at the Bank of Ireland on William Street at around 11.30am.

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