The Superintendent of Ennis Garda Station says the success of garda operations during lockdown highlights the impact of increased resources on specific types of crime.
New CSO crime statistics show overall crime rates are back around pre-pandemic levels, though there have been drops in instances in a number of areas.
There 200 thefts or burglaries between January and March, which is an average of more than two recorded incidents every 24 hours.
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Superintendent Brendan Mc Donagh has been telling Clare FM’s Fiona Cahill that he doesn’t believe the increase in that type of crime is typical of this county.
