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Young female left ‘quite shaken’ following incident on Athlone Greenway
Gardai are continuing to investigate an incident during which a female in her 20s was left “shaken” after a man grabbed her on the shoulder while she was enjoying a leisurely run on the greenway in Athlone.
Cathaoirleach seeks meeting with senior Gardai following Athlone tragedy
Noting his concerns pertaining to community policing, Cathaoirleach of Westmeath Council, Cllr Aengus O'Rourke, has penned a letter to Garda Chief Superintendent, John Dollard, requesting an urgent meeting to discuss issues which are continuing to have a detrimental impact within Athlone and its immediate environs.
Councillor warns of ‘crisis in policing’ in Athlone
by Una Sinnott
Burglars are sizing up homes without alarms, chief superintendent tells JPC meeting
At Monday’s online meeting of the Galway County Council Joint Policing Committee Chief Superintendent Tom Curley said there had been ‘a marked increase’ in burglaries recently.
An Garda Síochána, the early years in Galway
After the truce, the RIC handed over its barracks to the Irish Free State. One hundred years ago this month, the Government set up An Garda Síochána, an unarmed civic police force. Unfortunately, the first group of gardaí who arrived in Galway by train had no barracks to go to, the Eglinton Street headquarters having been destroyed in an arson attack. A search began for some place to house the 23 gardaí and that evening, they managed to find accommodation in the County Club. They stayed there for almost a year.
'Marked increase' in burglaries in Galway
There has been a 'marked increase' in burglaries in Galway, Monday's online meeting of the Galway County Council Joint Policing Committee was told.
Gardai to monitor doughnut drivers
Dangerous car stunts are being carried out on the N84, according to Cllr Andrew Reddington at Monday's County Joint Policing Committee meeting,
Connolly raises concerns over anti-social behaviour in city centre
Anti-social behaviour in the city centre was "forseeable", and pro-active policing plan is needed, according to Independent Galway West TD, Catherine Connolly.
Closing Eyre Square is not the solution, says FF councillor
“The knowledge of the facility being within the control of the Gardaí and providing the Gardaí with support for patrols, surveillance and operations could play some part in deterring or limiting the opportunity for anti-social behaviour in Eyre Square.
Closing Eyre Square is not the solution, says FF councillor
A suggestion at last week’s meeting of Galway Joint Policing Committee that Eyre Square may be closed off during certain hours should not even be considered, a city councillor has claimed.
