The Private Security Authority have described as the results of a recent inspection of licensed premises in Ennis as ‘disappointing’ and ‘unsatisfactory’.
Officials from the Authority carried out inspections of premises in Clare’s County Town on Saturday night last, and found that nearly one in three door supervisors were not licensed.
Meanwhile, of those who were licensed to carry out this work, one in eight were not wearing the appropriate identity badge.
The Private Security Authority says it has now commenced the prosecution process against those who were not licensed, and will issue sanctions against those not wearing the proper identification.
John O’Dwyer, Chief Inspector with the Private Security Authority, says Ennis has fared much worse than the national average.
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