The device will be available to the public who can etch valuable property with the owner’s Eircode number.
A new crime prevention tool is coming to the midlands.
Laois County Council will be following suit with other local authorities in acquiring a property marking machine.
The device will be available to the public who can etch valuable property, such as agricultural equipment, with the owner’s Eircode number.
Fine Gael Rep Conor Bergin says the tool has proven to be effective in other juristictions:
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