Campus sites are busy places with large numbers of people going about their daily routines. They form a concentration of a vast range of people ranging from resident work force, visitors etc to the students themselves.

Follow the steps in our ebooklet to avoid becoming a victim of crime.

An Garda Siochana Community Policing in Partnership with USI & 3rd level institutions nationwide Supporting Student & Campus Safety.

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Traffic alterations on Dawson Street which came into effect from Monday 11th September as part of the on-going delivery of Luas Cross City

There are upcoming requirements for the provision of foodstuffs e.g. meat, fruit and vegetables, ambient products to the Garda College.

Tenders for the food provisions will be advertised by the Office of Government Procurement on the e-Tenders website (www.etenders.gov.ie) in the
coming months.

The Public Procurement Guidelines for Goods and Services, Version 1 July 2017 was launched by the Minister for Finance and Public Expenditure.

These Guidelines take account of the new Procurement Directives which came into force in April 2016 and are designed to inform public sector buyers on the impact of the new Directives and the need to encourage SME participation in public contracts.

Homeowners are being advised to lock up over the summer months as new figures from An Garda Síochána show that almost one in every four break-ins from June to August results from an unsecured door or window.

Theft of gardening equipment rises by 23% in summer, new figures say.

Don’t post your holiday pics on social media while you are away

Ghost Broking is a term given to two possible types of fraud relating to false Insurance documents.  

There are two ways to obtain a valid Certificate of Motor Insurance:

1. By purchasing one directly from a reputable Insurance Company that is authorised and regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

2. By purchasing one from an Insurance Broker otherwise known as an Insurance Intermediary that is authorised and regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

If you have been a victim of crime, we have prepared a Garda Victim Information Leaflet (VIL) that will provide you with some relevant information that can help you access your entitlements as set out in the EU Directive 2012/29/EU which establishes the minimum standards on the rights, support and protection for victims of crime.

You do not need to formally report your crime to An Garda Síochána to access the free services at victim support services

The leaflet contains information about entitlements to access victim support, legal aid, compensation, interpretation, and witness expenses. You can use any of the contact details which are listed in the Victim Information Leaflet or if you require further information please contact your local Garda Victim Service Office

Gardai wish to seek the public’s assistance in tracing the owners of property they have recovered.

In May of this year Gardai conducting a checkpoint on Stockhole Lane, Cloughran, Co. Dublin stopped a van containing a large amount of new and second hand power tools. The tools, with an approximate value of up to €26,000 were seized.

Many of the tools seized are specialised items that would only be used by car or heavy goods mechanics and may have been taken from such garages.

Gardaí are seeking owners for property in their possession. The property is varied and includes bikes, cameras, purses, phones etc.

If you are the owner of any of this property, please use contact details as outlined with the photo of the property

Please click here to see BIKES in Garda possession

Please click here to see ALL OTHER property recovered

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