2023 December « Thurles Information

Keep Your Money Safe This Festive Season.

The Allied Irish Bank Fraud Prevention Unit (Mr Tom Mullen) points to the ‘Seven Deadly Scams‘ currently known to be in operation during this festive Xmas season; warning that criminals don’t take holidays and are finding smarter ways to steal your money.

Hereunder, the Allied Irish Bank Fraud Prevention Unit point out […]

Minister For Justice Helen McEntee Welcomes Attestation Of New 151 Gardaí.

151 Gardaí – 38 women and 113 men – will be placed in Divisions throughout the country for immediate deployment. 115 Gardaí from this intake to be deployed in the Dublin Region. New recruitment campaign to be launched on 15th January to help build stronger, safer communities. Next intake of recruits will enter Templemore […]

Death Of Seamus Kennedy, Formerly Thurles, Co. Tipperary.

It was with great sadness that we learned of the death, today Thursday 14th December 2023, of Mr Seamus Kennedy, (Late of S. Kennedy Fabrics Ltd), Knocklyon Rd, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin and formerly of Cooga, Upperchurch, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.

Pre-deceased by his wife Elizabeth (Betty), his sister Maura Buckley, brother Michael, brothers-in-law […]

FSAI-Undeclared Sulphites In Abad Royal Shrimp – Black Tiger Shrimps.

FSAI warn of allergic reaction to sulphur dioxide found in Abad Royal Shrimp – Black Tiger Shrimps

Alert Summary Thursday, 14th December 2023

Allergy Alert Notification: 2023.A31Allergen(s): Sulphur dioxide and sulphitesProduct Identification: Abad Royal Shrimp Black Tiger Shrimps; pack size: 2 kgBatch Code: TIC4422AF, best-before dates: 28/10/24 and 31/10/24.Country Of Origin: India

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Irish Cabinet Approval Received For Draft Facial Recognition Technology Bill.

Retrospective use of FRT to be permitted to assist Gardaí when they are searching CCTV footage and help build stronger, safer communities. Cabinet approves riot and violent disorder in list of offences for which Facial Recognition Technology can be used. Oireachtas Justice Committee asked to examine if FRT can be used for further offences. […]