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Carlow Gardaí to host a series of community meetings to receive feedback over next few weeks
Gardaí across Carlow will be holding a series of community safety meetings across the county in the coming weeks.
The meetings will be a chance for residents to share concerns, ask questions, and discuss policing in Carlow directly with Gardaí.
Sessions will take place in Rathvilly, Myshall, Muinebheag, Hacketstown, Borris, Ballon, and Tullow throughout November and December.
Light refreshments will be served at each venue.
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The session in Rathvilly is the first to take place and will get underway at 12pm in Lawlor's Pub on Monday, November 3.
On Friday, November 7, Gardaí will be in the Community Hall in Myshall from 11am.
Wednesday, November 19 is the next date the meeting will take place.
That will be in the Resource Centre in Mhuinebeag at 11am.
It's followed by a meeting in Hacketstown's Community Hall at 11am on Tuesday, December 2.
Gardaí will be in Borris on December 8 at 12pm in the library.
Ballon's Community Centre is the next location with Tuesday, December 9 the date and 12pm the time.
Tullow on Tuesday, December 16 is the final meeting that will happen.
It will take place in the Parish Centre at 12pm.
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