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Club says CCTV will have to be installed
A Laois Offaly rugby club has been forced to implemented new security measures due to anti-social behaviour.
The Portarlington Rugby Club has notified members and the public about the problems faced and action to be taken.
"Unfortunately, some antisocial behaviour and larger gatherings have been reported in the club grounds recently. This is disappointing considering the efforts of our volunteers to make our facilities available as a safe outlet for so many during the latest lockdown.
"As a result, we will now be closing our gates each night and opening each morning until a more sustainable solution can be applied. Twentyfour hour security cameras will also be installed to keep an eye on activity around the clubhouse," said the club.
Bonnie Mando (centre) with friends who is travelling to Laois on a personal pilgrimage. Photo from Pressconnects.com
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