Crime Prevention

During Covid-19 restrictions the Gardaí are providing direct community support to residents and businesses while at the same time reminding us all to be vigilant and alert for ourselves and our neigbhours. 

Please report any suspicious activity by phoning 999. 

An Garda Síochána have developed bespoke Crime Prevention Advice for all persons during the current Covid-19 crisis, to ensure all individuals are alert to bogus callers, online scams and home security.

Click HERE for some more Covid-19 Crime Prevention Advice.  

This advice is also available in eleven different languages HERE

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