Anti-social behaviour could lead to bigger crimes in areas, report warns

As part of plans for a cost rental scheme at St Michael's Estate in Inchicore a report was carried out.

Anti-social behaviour could lead to bigger crimes in areas, report warns
Mon, 20 Jan, 2020 - 07:06
Digital Desk staff

A report has warned that anti-social behaviour in Inchicore could descend into the type of criminality that has plagued other parts of Dublin.

It says what currently exists is not working.

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