Gardaí are advising people to lock all doors and windows in your home, make use of lights and timers and have your alarm set.
People across the midlands are being reminded to be extra vigilant around burglaries as the evenings get darker.
The Laois Offaly Crime Prevention Officer is warning people to 'Keep an Eye Out' as the days get shorter.
The main advice being given is to lock all doors and windows in your home, make use of lights and timers and have your alarm set - even when at home.
People are encouraged to report any suspicious activity and not to hesitate to call 999 or their local Gardaí.
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