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The trend has led to strong warnings from judges and barristers of the connection between unsupervised smartphone use and sexual offending
Practice has increased in recent weeks, gardaí say, with at least four incidents in last seven days
Judge Paul Kelly reacts to allegations in new report of an ‘over reliance’ on custodial options
Government committed to achieving strength of 15,000 by 2024 but efforts hampered by several factors
Drew Harris faced sustained questioning from oversight body of the Garda’s alleged 'softly, softly' approach to policing anti-immigration protests
People are allowed to protest but not intimidate, the minister said
David McInerney, who retired three weeks ago, believe an unorthodox, subtle approach is often the best way to reduce local tensions
Ireland’s new Online Safety Commissioner Niamh Hodnett has requested the main social media platforms remove the videos of the assault
Defence Forces explosive experts are providing demining and bomb disposal training in Cyprus as part of EU support
Gardaí are unaware if gangland figure is moving permanently or travelling to manage substantial assets in Costa del Sol
Former assistant commissioner believes there should be little concern about trouble at Katie Taylor homecoming fight on Saturday
In two years, Air Corps PC-9s will reach end of 20-year service life, presenting military planners with two options: maintain status quo or buy modern combat aircraft
The 17-year-old was attacked by a group of males using sticks with blades attached
Decrease follows tougher enforcement measures and a severe lack of accomodation for asylum seekers
Philip O’Keeffe was travelling to Ireland to deliver news of the death of Finbar Cafferkey when he was arrested