An incident at Seamus Farrell's house in Edenderry took place on July 11th.
An Offaly farmer who had to chase masked raiders off his property with a shotgun this month says government politicians don't care about ordinary rural people.
The incident took place in the early hours of July 11th at Seamus Farrell's home in Edenderry.
He has been the victim of a number of previous robberies as well.
Mr Farrell says he has no faith in Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan or any of his colleagues:
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