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Judge Seamus Hughes has criticised the Private Security Authority (PSA) and the lack of spent convictions provision in Ireland.

Judge Seamus Hughes has described the Private Security Authority which regulates bouncers and security staff as being “like a private police force operating in this country”.

An investigation has been launched by the Private Security Authority (PSA) after an unlicensed security contractor was found to be in operation in the city.

This week, inspectors from the Private Security Authority (PSA), visited a number of retail premises and carried out inspections of security guard (static) services in Galway city. The purpose of the inspections was to ensure that all security guards on duty were licensed by the PSA and wearing a clearly visible identity badge as legally required.

The Private Security Authority (PSA) has commenced legal proceedings against unlicensed individuals providing door supervisor services at licensed premises in Castlebar.

A nightclub doorman who worked six months without proper clearance was fined just €100 but had costs of €2,535 awarded against him in the District Court this week (April 27) in a case that drew some sympathy from the judge.

The Private Security Authority (PSA) has expressed concern at the number of door security staff in the Tuam area found not complying with the legal requirement to wear an identity badge.

With all the excitement of preparing and packing for holidays, from booking flights to organising passports, all too often preparations for home and business security are left until the last minute and can be something that may cause worry while you are abroad. Gemini Security Systems , a local Galway company established by two experienced security experts Gerry Keaveney and James Howlett, have just launched their ‘Summer Holiday Advice Package’ which offers important security tips for property owners.

Labour Cllr Niall Mc Nelis has said that the proposals in the Taxi Regulator’s new Action Plan for 2010-2011 yet again fail to address the ongoing crisis situation in the taxi sector.

Kilkenny Communications is family run and has been in business for over 10 years. The business is backed by the Private Security Authority, the statutory body with responsibility for licensing and regulating the private security industry in Ireland and the NSAI.