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The need to keep our spaces safe

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It must be the goal of every city or town that it makes its spaces safe. As each place developed over the centuries, it aimed to leave behind the areas within each which were determined to be wild or unsafe; places where you would be discouraged to be by nature of their design or wildness.

‘We will only open when it’s safe to do so,’ says Thyme owner

RONAN FAGAN

National charity organisation Drinkaware encouraging safe socialising this summer

Drinkaware, the national charity working to prevent and reduce the misuse of alcohol, is urging people to socialise safely this summer. As Ireland begins to open up and the weather improves, think about your motivations for drinking and remember to stay safe for yourself, your family and your community.

Be safe, be seen and get your free reflective armband from Heaslips Dry Cleaners

It is not often, particularly in today’s tough economic environment, that we are given something for nothing, but that is exactly what Heaslips Dry Cleaners is doing.

Gardai issue warrning on home security

Householders in Galway are continuing to provide opportunities to burglars despite numerous warnings from gardai.

Safe dismantler told judge his crime was like ‘finding treasure’

A Thomastown man who worked changing locks on safes couldn’t resist temptation and made off with cash and jewellery worth thousands of euro, Kilkenny District Court heard this week.

Stay safe with Armour Locksmiths

Family-run Armour Locksmiths has been in business for 18 years on the lower level of the Eyre Square Shopping Centre. As well as operating out of the shop the company provides the entire west of Ireland with a full locksmith service, travelling to homes and businesses and giving security and peace of mind to clients.

Gardaí issue advice on crime prevention

Recently a number of business people in the west of Ireland have had sums of money stolen from their premises by people using distraction techniques. These crimes usually happen at rural shops, post offices, etc. The method used is that a group of foreign nationals, usually six or seven and mixed in gender, enter a rural business. Sometimes they have children with them. Some of the group will engage the staff in conversation about different products on sale while one of the gang, usually a female, slips into the office or private part of the building. This individual will then search for cash and steal whatever is found and in most cases the amount is substantial.

 

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