Munster Council chairman Robert Frost is calling on GAA clubs to lead the fight against rural crime.

Frost is quoted in the Clare Champion as saying: "I believe that the GAA, as the country's leading community-based organisation, cam play an important role in the fight against this crime wave.

"I would ask GAA clubs in rural areas to do whatever is possible to increase vigilance in their areas, to become involved in community meetings with the gardai and to ensure people living alone or in isolated areas are contacted regularly. Many of the victims of these crimes are active in the GAA and support for these people from the GAA is vitally important.

"Many of our members and supporters share my concern and I believe that if clubs come together, they will be able to make a difference in ensuring that people in our rural areas can live without constant fear of robbery."

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