Tipperary County Council has introduced additional security measures at two public buildings in Clonmel following incidents of anti-social behaviour.
Security personnel have been deployed at Clonmel Library and the Motor Tax Office at Town Hall, Parnell Street, in order to support a safe environment for members of the public and staff using these services.
The Council has said it has a duty of care to ensure that public facilities remain welcoming and secure, and that the matter has been brought to the attention of An Garda Síochána.
These arrangements have been put in place as a preventative measure and will continue to be monitored. The Council will keep the situation under review and will adjust security and operational measures as appropriate in the coming weeks.
Tipperary County Council thanks the public for their understanding and cooperation and encourages anyone who witnesses anti-social behaviour at public facilities to report it to An Garda Síochána.
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