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Table 1: Percentage of crimes reported to An Garda Síochána 1998-2006.
Table 2: Male victims of crime in 2006 classified by age group.
Table 3: Female victims of crime in 2006 classified by age group.
Table 4: All victims of crime in 2006 classified by age group.
Table 5: Percentage of persons in 2006 who have experienced crime classified by urban/rural location.
Table 6: Percentage of population in 2006 who perceive crime as a serious problem in Ireland.
Table 7: Percentage of population in 2006 who perceive crime as a serious problem in Ireland classified by age group.
Table 8: Percentage of population in 2006 worried about becoming a victim of crime classified by gender.
Table 9: Percentage of population in 2006 worried about becoming a victim of crime classified by age group.
Table 10: Percentage of population in 2006 who feel safe walking home alone in their neighbourhood after dark classified by gender.
Table 11: Percentage of population in 2006 who feel safe walking home alone in their neighbourhood after dark classified by age group.

Table 1: Percentage of crimes reported to An Garda Síochána 1998-2006.

Type of Crime	Percentage of crimes reported in 1998	Percentage of crimes reported in 2003	Percentage of crimes reported in 2006
Burglaries	77.1%	69.4%	70.1%
Theft of vehicle	94.8%	90.6%	92.2%
Theft from vehicle	58.7%	60.1%	58.1%
Vandalism	39.7%	39.0%	42.9%
Theft of bicycle	58.1%	49.4%	40.3%
Violent theft	61.1%	59.1%	61.5%
Non-violent theft	47.1%	53.9%	52.1%
Assault	57.0%	51.3%	52.6%

(Source: Central Statistics Office, 2006)

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