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Lurgan: PSNI treating 'threatening' call to primary school as a prank

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Police have confirmed they are treating a ‘threatening’ phone call to a Lurgan school as a prank.
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Lurgan: PSNI treating 'threatening' call to primary school as a prank

Police have confirmed they are treating a ‘threatening’ phone call to a Lurgan school as a prank.

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Lurgan primary school ramp up safety measures in response to ‘threatening’ phone call

A Lurgan primary school has taken immediate action to ramp up its safety measures after receiving an anonymous threatening phone call. St Teresa’s Primary School – based on the Tarry Lane – received the phone call on Friday, March 7. In response, the school have been forced to increase the safety measures already in place and to introduce additional security in the interest of both pupils and staff. In a letter addressed to parents, school Princ…

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Armagh i broke the news in on Friday, March 14, 2025.
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