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Are you happy with your security? Are you happy with your alarm being monitored in Dublin, Cork, or elsewhere?

Are you happy with your security? Are you happy with your alarm being monitored in Dublin, Cork, or elsewhere?

Members of Achill Community Alert CCTV committee, along with local community alert volunteers, will be distributing envelopes to each household in the Achill area during the week starting Monday August 12. This is part of the ongoing efforts of the CCTV committee to raise funds for the purchase of CCTV cameras at the entrance to Achill Island.

A presentation on home security will be held in the Educate Together School, Mullingar on Saturday July 28 at 6.30pm. The talk aims to increase awareness about crime prevention and safety in the area. An invitation has been especially issued to all members of the Asian community, however anyone can attend, and admission is free.

With 98 per cent of young people in Ireland using the internet, Safer Internet Day 2012 is being used to urge families to get Webwise.

Crime is on the rise, with recent figures showing an increase of 4.12 per cent in burglaries. Don't let your home or business fall prey to intruders, protect your world with a BOS security system today.

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.

University and Merlin Park hospitals paid almost €1.5 million to private security firms over the past five years for patient security and other security work, it was revealed this week.

The proposed 16-camera CCTV system for Westport is estimated to cost €600k, members of the joint policing committee were informed on Monday.