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Crime Prevention Officer Eddie Brennan, the former Kilkenny hurler, will attend the upcoming Graignamanagh/Skeoughvosteen Text Alert AGM to support local efforts in tackling crime.
The meeting will take place on Monday, June 23 at 8pm at The Hub, Graignamanagh.
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Organisers are calling on members of the community to attend and assist in signing up or renewing as many people as possible for the text alert service.
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The AGM aims to strengthen the local crime prevention network by encouraging greater participation in the service.
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