If you want a good news story for Christmas, twitter user @daireof has it for you — how he; staff from FrontlineBikes, a social enterprise bike shop in Dublin’s Inchicore; and a Chief Superintendent, helped get a stolen cargo bicycle back to its owner:
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Great story! The Garda must have been messmerised at the same time by being so close to so many donuts!
Ah, Stan, give them a break on this one! Happy Christmas!
Great Story! Happy Out!