The advice comes amid protests over the convicted sex offender Robert Greens being housed in the county.
The council’s director of communities and wellbeing, Eibhlin McHugh, said: “The work we’re doing is to protect the public, and it’s not an easy situation.
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Hide Ad“We understand that it’s emotionally difficult to discuss the return to a community of someone convicted of this kind of crime.”