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Investigation launched after metal pins discovered in Halloween candy

Gardaí are investigating reports that small metal pins were found in sweets collected by children during trick-or-treating in the Ballybofey and Stranorlar areas in County Donegal. The incident prompted a police inquiry into the contaminated candy.

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