Muintir na Tire were awarded for 40 years of community safety work in Laois.
Munitir na Tire is a big contributor to safety in our communities.
That's according to the Crime Prevention Officer for Laois Offaly, as they were recognised for their continued work with community alert services in the county.
Muintir na Tire works closely with An Garda Siochana with an emphasis on protecting older and vulnerable people.
Sergeant Graham Kavanagh says there is a lot of hard work in providing safety as part of the community alert programme:
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