The Policing and Community Safety Authority (PCSA) has continued its in-person consultations on the Policing Priorities for 2026–2028 with well attended events in Carrick-on-Shannon, Clonmel and Tullamore in the last month.
In Clonmel last week, and more recently in Tullamore, we heard from a broad range of community voices on key issues, such as garda visibility, crime prevention, drug-related harm, and gender-based violence.
The insights shared were thoughtful and grounded in the real-life experiences of those living and working in these communities.
Each contribution plays a part in shaping how policing services can better meet public needs.
The final in-person consultation will take place in Dublin on Monday 26 May at the Ashling Hotel.
We had a very productive in-person public consultation in Clonmel today, where community groups from across the south joined us to share their views on the Policing Priorities.
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We are also looking ahead to the first public Authority meeting of the PCSA on Thursday 29 May.
The event at Dublin’s Gresham Hotel will be live-streamed on our YouTube channel and open to the public to attend. Tickets will be available later this week.
The online consultation remains open until 8 June and takes just a few minutes to complete. Have your say today at: https://pcsa.prioritysimulator.com.