The following is the CSO data from 2004 to 2010 charting the number of burglaries in the ROI. This information has been compiled into chart form by the Crimeireland.com team however for updates please go to the CSO website. Our thanks to the Gardai and Tricia Brew, CSO for providing the information.
| < Prev | Next > |
|---|
'Da Pinchi Code' - Burglars are scribbling chalk marks outside homes to let fellow criminals know which properties to target. Remove these if you see them and notify the resident please!
Terms & Conditions | About Us | Contact Us | CI Project| Advertise | Connect with us on Twitter
* Please note disclaimer:
Incidences reported on CrimeIreland.com should not be considered crimes as deemed by the Irish judicial system. References to crime on this site is a generalization of the word "crime" and refers to actions or events which are not aligned with the morals and acceptable behaviours of Irish citizens. A breach of rules or laws as set down by any governing authority is often referred to as a "crime" however it may only be a minor offence or a display of bad behaviour, not a criminal offense. Missing Persons listed on this web site have committed no criminal offence and the listing of such persons is only sought to benefit actions taken to find these persons. Incidences listed on CrimeIreland.com do not seek to imply in anyway that a person(s) have been charged with any criminal conviction and any incident herein should not be considered criminal as defined by Irish judicial law. By using this web site you agree to this understanding of the wording "crime" in the domain name "crimeireland.com" and "irishcrime.com" and also where mentioned within this web site.
