Blanchardstown Garda Station |
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Juvenile Diversion Programme
Blanchardstown, as part of the K district, currently
has 4 Juvenile Liaison Gardai and one Sergeant with overall responsibility
for the D.M.R. West
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Click here to read Supporting Safer Communities Fingal JPC |
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| Drugs Unit, Blanchardstown Garda Station | |
The drugs unit in Blanchardstown Garda Station is currently staffed by a Sergeant and six Gardai who are responsible for drug related crime in the Blanchardstown sub-district. Blanchardstown as a sub-district covers a large geographical area and members of the unit are reliant on the community to help them identify drug-related activity and trends in their respective areas and estates. Sergeant Ger Quinn, who is in charge of the unit, welcomes any input from members of the community and anybody with information or concerns can contact the office at 01-6667049 or 01-6667050. All calls will be dealt with in the strictest confidence. |
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Garda Clinics |
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| Mon | Mulhuddart | 1pm to 2pm (Community Centre) |
| Tue | Codduff | 8pm to 9pm (Resource Centre) |
| Wed | Blakestown | 3pm to 4pm (Community Centre) |
| Laurel Lodge | 7pm to 8pm (Community Centre) | |
| Thur | Huntstown | 1.30pm to 2.30pm (Community Centre) |
| Clonee | 8.30pm to 9.30pm | |
| Fri | Tyrellstown | 1.30pm to 2.30pm (Educate together National School) |
Community Garda Areas |
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| Castleknock Michael Mc Coy Niamh Dunphy Ollie O Reilly |
Mulhuddart Keith Plunkett Kevin Flatley Chris O Connor Paul Cullen |
Corduff Niall Phelan Sinead Ni Mhuircheartaigh |
| Tyrellstown Aaron Mc Grath Daire O Neill |
Blanchardstown VillageNicola Tuite Patrick Egan |
Clonee Orla Faughnan Rosanna Caul |
| Whitestown Peter Foley Lisa Brennan |
Huntstown/Hartstown Marie Scott Brendan Philips |
Ongar Alex Me Dermott |
Personal Safety
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A New response to Anti-Social Behaviour (ASBOs) Introduction |
New laws and measures have been introduced in Ireland to tackle anti-social behaviour, including Behaviour Orders* (more commonly known as ASBOs) on the 1 st of January 2007 for adults and on the 1 st March 2007 for children (i.e. between the age of 12 and 18 years). This means that the Garda Siochana may now take a number of actions to stop a person behaving in an anti-social way. This is a civil process and it only becomes criminal if the behaviour Order issued by the courts isn't obeyed. These measures can apply to both an adult and young people and separate rules apply in each case. (more) |







