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• About the PSA - The Private Security Authority

  The Private Security Authority (PSA) is the statutory body with responsibility for licensing and regulating the private security industry in Ireland. The PSA is an independent body under the aegis of ...

• Security Guard (Guarding) - The Private Security Authority

  If you work as a Security Guard (Guarding) i.e. guarding property against loss, damage, or waste by crime, fire, carelessness or flood then you must have a PSA licence. The fee for this licence is €...

• Renew Your Licence (Employees) - The Private Security Authority

  To allow you to continue working legally in the licensed sectors, you should renew your licence before it expires using our renewals website PSA Renewals. This ensures your new application will be pro...

• Applying For A First Licence (Employees) - The Private Security Authority

  If you are applying for a licence to work as a Temporary Licence (Event), Security Guard (Guarding), Security Guard (Monitoring), Door Supervisor or Private Investigator employee you will need to regi...

• Lost or Stolen Licences and Identity Cards - The Private Security Authority

  Replacement documents will be issued by the PSA if your licence or ID card is lost, stolen or damaged. The fee is €20 and the replacement licence or ID card should be claimed on form PSA D1/2011. Y...

• Training Information - The Private Security Authority

  The following table sets out the minimum training requirements for persons working as employees in the Security Guard (Guarding), Door Supervisor, Cash-in-Transit, Security Guard(Monitoring Centre), E...