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The problem has been reported at St Mary's Church in Irishtown, Clonmel
St Mary’s Church in Irishtown, Clonmel has issued a warning about some issues with people begging outside the church and trying to steal inside the church.
In a statement, the church says “can we ask parishioners to please not give money to those begging outside.
“Instead, please donate to a local charity such as the Soup Kitchen or St Vincent de Paul, or a charity of your choice that will help these individuals in a proper manner.
“Be vigilant in the church and watch your belongings. Do not leave donation envelopes unattended.
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“If you see anything untoward please do not hestate to report it.
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“We are in contact with the gardaí and they are aware of the issues”.
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