Laois/Offaly Candidate Noel O'Rourke also wants more gardaí on the streets.
Rénua says "tap on the finger sentences" for serious criminals are not good enough.
Laois/Offaly general election candidate, Noel O'Rourke, is calling for more gardaí on the streets and stiffer penalties - especially for those in the drug industry.
The party's manifesto also calls for any immigrant found guilty of a criminal offence to be immediately deported following sentence.
Mr. O'Rourke feels our approach to law and order needs to be much stronger:
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