The gang is suspected of breaking into nine stores.
Three men have been arrested in the investigation into a ram-raiding crime gang.
Two men in their late 30s and one in his late teens were arrested yesterday morning and are being detained in Store Street Garda Station, according to the Irish Independent.
They are suspected members of a gang which has been carrying out 'ram-raids' at nine stores, one of which occurred at a phone shop in Mullingar on the 1st of July with the use of sledgehammers.
The three men can be held for up to a week, as they are being questioned under anti-gangland legislation.
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