Conor Gallagher

Conor Gallagher

Crime and Security Correspondent

Conor Gallagher is Crime and Security Correspondent of The Irish Times

‘The world is a very unstable place’: What next for Defence Forces after Lebanon mission?

Withdrawal from Unifil will allow for ‘reset’ and ‘focus on national defence’, chief of staff says

‘Young people are at Mass here every night’: Chaplain stabbed at barracks on military faith

Chaplain back in Lebanon after forgiving teenager who stabbed him at Renmore Barracks in 2024

‘We were raised up with the Irish since 1978, and suddenly they are pulling out’

Planned withdrawal of Unifil troops from Lebanon will ‘embolden’ Israeli military, locals fear

‘I’ll have to tell my husband I’ve lost all our money’: Calls reveal trauma of Irish scam victims

Leaked phone records and scam operators’ internal documents show how 200 Irish people lost hundreds of thousands of euro

Irish people among international scammers’ most sought-after targets

Investment scam losses have increased by more than a fifth in last three months, Garda figures show

Military officers to call for increased pay for cadets

Minister for Defence will be told pay is a serious barrier to recruitment

Record defence budget unveiled with 11% boost to military spending

Much of increased spend will go towards bolstering Defence Forces personnel

Man suffers serious injuries in Cork city centre assault

Victim taken to Cork University Hospital following incident on Quaker Street on Monday night

Gardaí make preliminary identification of remains found in burning car

Human remains discovered in Finglas will require DNA tests to confirm the deceased’s identity

Half of all sanctions against doctors in Ireland concealed from public

Wide disparity exists in how much information medical regulators in Europe share with populace

How did a doctor lacking basic skills and suspended overseas maintain a licence in Ireland?

Gavriel Simha Furedi is operating as an eye specialist in Romania despite findings of investigation

Doctor suspended abroad was still licensed in Ireland, investigation finds

Gavriel Simha Furedi was found to lack basic medical knowledge, including how to perform injections

Doctors sanctioned overseas able to retain licences to practise in Ireland

Investigation identifies 11 doctors who faced disciplinary action in UK, but who remain registered in State

Ireland should work with other EU countries to build up drone defences, Taoiseach says

Leaders discuss closer co-operation on defence spending at Copenhagen summit

Fresh appeal made 35 years after bookmaker Dessie Fox was shot dead

Dessie Fox (47) was a well-known racecourse bookmaker from Dungannon, Co Tyrone

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