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Digger used to rip ATM from bank Digger used to rip ATM from bank
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Thieves have used a digger to steal an ATM from a bank in Crossmaglen.Thieves have used a digger to steal an ATM from a bank in Crossmaglen.
It happened at about 0600 GMT on Saturday. The digger was used to pull the cash machine from the wall of the Bank of Ireland at The Square.It happened at about 0600 GMT on Saturday. The digger was used to pull the cash machine from the wall of the Bank of Ireland at The Square.
They then burned the digger as well as a tractor and trailer used to transport it into the centre of the village.They then burned the digger as well as a tractor and trailer used to transport it into the centre of the village.
The robbers took the ATM away in a flat-bed truck. Police believe the digger and tractor were stolen on Thursday night in Ardee, County Louth.The robbers took the ATM away in a flat-bed truck. Police believe the digger and tractor were stolen on Thursday night in Ardee, County Louth.
Detectives in Newry have appealed for anyone who saw the green John Deere tractor or orange Fiat Hitachi track digger to contact them.Detectives in Newry have appealed for anyone who saw the green John Deere tractor or orange Fiat Hitachi track digger to contact them.
The Square in Crossmaglen has been closed to traffic, which has caused major delays as the Cullaville to Crossmaglen road is already closed because of roadworks.
About 8,000 spectators are expected to attend a Gaelic football match in the village on Saturday afternoon.
Thirteen cash machines have been stolen across Northern Ireland over the last year.Thirteen cash machines have been stolen across Northern Ireland over the last year.
A reward of up to £25,000 has been offered for anyone who can help catch the criminals targeting cash machines in Northern Ireland.A reward of up to £25,000 has been offered for anyone who can help catch the criminals targeting cash machines in Northern Ireland.
The money has been offered by Link, the operator of the UK's cash machine network.The money has been offered by Link, the operator of the UK's cash machine network.