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HIGHEST NUMBER OF GALWAY ROBBERIES TAKE PLACE IN NOVEMBER
November 5, 2009 - 12:10pm
November is the most popular month for targetted burglaries in Galway.
A new report, released by eircom phonewatch, reveals over ten percent of all 2008 Galway burglaries occured during this month.
February, May, July and August are the least targetted months of the year.
The report also shows that Galway is among the top ten burglary hotspots in Ireland, representing 5 point 5 percent of burglaries outside Dublin.
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