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Join the team at Offaly U3A (University of the Third Age) on this Wednesday, April 15 at 7.30pm in the Bridge House Hotel for an informative and engaging talk by Graeme Kavanagh, Crime Prevention Officer with An Garda Síochána in the Laois–Offaly division.
Discover what a typical day involves, from working with communities and businesses to supporting victims of crime, along with practical tips on how we can all stay safe.
We will hear advice on practical ways to keep our homes secure, how to avoid phone and online scams etc. His talk will be especially relevant for anyone who wants to feel more confident about personal safety and protecting their home.
This promises to be an informative and reassuring evening.
Organisers look forward to welcoming you and feel free to bring a friend.
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