The two Laois children have used the box to raise nearly €3,000 for charity.
An honesty box ran by two Laois children has been forced to close after its contents were stolen.
11-year-old Liam and 10-year-old Sophie Ellis from Durrow have raised nearly three thousand euro for Laura Lynn Hospice by selling eggs.
'LS Eggs' give half of its proceeds to the charity.
But 23 boxes and eggs and their money box was stolen last weekend, and they've been forced to close.
Liam, Sophie and their mum Catriona has been speaking to Will Faulkner on Midlands Today, and say they're very disappointed:
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