Councillor Noel Cribbin feels it could make a real difference to Edenderry.
Deploying Gardaí to different towns and cities will keep crime numbers down.
That's according to Offaly Councillor Noel Cribbin, who wants more gardaí on the streets of Edenderry.
Meetings between senior members of the force in Offaly and local politicians included discussions about staffing the station in the town 24 hours a day.
Councillor Cribbin believes more garda visibility in Edenderry will bring down crime figures, as it did in the aftermath of the Dublin riots two tears ago.
The Edenderry rep says it can work in the town:
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