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Tipperary crime: ICSA says it is time to reconsider rural CCTV funding criteria

ICSA rural development chairman Seamus Sherlock has said it is time for Minister Flanagan and the Department of Justice to consider amendments to the scheme introduced to help local communities install CCTV systems as a crime prevention measure. ...

25 May 2018 at 18:00

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Tipperary County Council urged to look at solving CCTV data protection dilemma

Tipperary County Council has been urged to examine how Limerick can have CCTV but the Premier County can’t due to concerns around data protection. “Limerick has it in towns and villages. I know there are difficulties here with data protection, ...

03 Jan 2019 at 20:00

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Tipperary crime: Cllr Joe Hannigan demands CCTV in Borrisokane

There have been calls for a community CCTV system to be installed in Borrisokane under a new Department of the Environment scheme and that Tipperary Council should pick up the bill. The call was made by Cllr Joe Hannigan who said the town was ...

23 Nov 2017 at 09:00

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Eagerly-awaited CCTV policy to come before Tipperary County Council

Tipperary County Council’s long-awaited CCTV policy is to come before elected members at the January plenary meeting. Director of Services for Economic, Community and Rural Development Brian Beck told councillors at last month’s sitting of ...

03 Jan 2024 at 18:30

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