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Part of the problem is that prosecutions for such crimes against the community and shoes are rarely successful.
“I think apart from doing DNA, we need to open up a very public interaction with the public and tell them what we’re talking about and what the challenges are. Get their input, and work together. It’s ridiculous. It’s everywhere you walk.
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t is, of course, a long-running problem
here in Greystones…
Or something like that. Our researcher is still dizzy from the smell.

And so, at a recent council meeting, the idea of DNA testing was put forward by Cllr Gerry Walsh, citing a recent successful introduction Leitrim. Cllr Lourda Scott seconded that motion. “”I did research on the DNA scheme and there was something like an 80 percent decrease in areas where it was introduced.”
Cllr Tom Fortune felt time was of the essence. “We’ve been talking about this for years – forever!” he said. “We’re going around in circles. People are annoyed and think we do nothing about it.