In-depth look at the burglary statistics from the Central Statistics Office (CSO)
Here at PhoneWatch, we have taken an in-depth look at the latest statistics from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) to give you an overview of burglaries in your region for January to March 2018, the most recent figures available. We also have a more detailed annual overview for 2017 from the CSO showing burglary statistics by region, as well as by Garda station.
Our homes are sanctuaries where we should feel safe and secure. The CSO's recorded crime index shows 19,092 burglaries and related offences occurred nationwide in 2017, a 3.3% increase on the previous year. Initial statistics for 2018 are showing a positive improvement, with burglaries down by -10% for the first quarter of the year according to CSO figures released in June 2018. Eoin Dunne, Managing Director of PhoneWatch said “While burglary remains all too common across Ireland, there are many steps householders can take to protect their homes. After an increase in burglaries in 2017, we are pleased to see a decrease so far in 2018. In addition, our customers experienced a sustained fall in the rate of incidents over the course of the last year, a trend that has sustained over recent years, proving the value of protecting your home with a monitored alarm."
As a PhoneWatch customer, you are more than 4 times less likely to have a break-in. Click on your county below to get a breakdown of CSO burglary rates by area.
Here at PhoneWatch, we have taken an in-depth look at the latest statistics from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) to give you an overview of burglaries in your region for January to March 2018, the most recent figures available. We also have a more detailed annual overview for 2017 from the CSO showing burglary statistics by region, as well as by Garda station.
Our homes are sanctuaries where we should feel safe and secure. The CSO's recorded crime index shows 19,092 burglaries and related offences occurred nationwide in 2017, a 3.3% increase on the previous year. Initial statistics for 2018 are showing a positive improvement, with burglaries down by -10% for the first quarter of the year according to CSO figures released in June 2018. Eoin Dunne, Managing Director of PhoneWatch said “While burglary remains all too common across Ireland, there are many steps householders can take to protect their homes. After an increase in burglaries in 2017, we are pleased to see a decrease so far in 2018. In addition, our customers experienced a sustained fall in the rate of incidents over the course of the last year, a trend that has sustained over recent years, proving the value of protecting your home with a monitored alarm."
As a PhoneWatch customer, you are more than 4 times less likely to have a break-in. Click on your county below to get a breakdown of CSO burglary rates by area.
Our homes are sanctuaries where we should feel safe and secure. The CSO's recorded crime index shows 19,092 burglaries and related offences occurred nationwide in 2017, a 3.3% increase on the previous year. Initial statistics for 2018 are showing a positive improvement, with burglaries down by -10% for the first quarter of the year according to CSO figures released in June 2018. Eoin Dunne, Managing Director of PhoneWatch said “While burglary remains all too common across Ireland, there are many steps householders can take to protect their homes. After an increase in burglaries in 2017, we are pleased to see a decrease so far in 2018. In addition, our customers experienced a sustained fall in the rate of incidents over the course of the last year, a trend that has sustained over recent years, proving the value of protecting your home with a monitored alarm."
As a PhoneWatch customer, you are more than 4 times less likely to have a break-in. Click on your county below to get a breakdown of CSO burglary rates by area.
