Five-bedroom home of notorious armed robber put up for sale by Cab
Home seized by Criminal Assets Bureau set to be auctioned in two weeks following protracted legal case against former owner
Funeral of Garda Kevin Flatley, killed on duty last weekend, to take place in Dublin
Father of two was carrying out speed checks last Sunday when fatally struck by motorcyclist
New investigation into killing of Clodagh Hawe and her children finds missed evidence
A garda review has uncovered the new information not known at the time of the inquests into their deaths in 2017
Garda Commissioner job advertised, candidates from non-policing backgrounds eligible
Move to find successor to Drew Harris comes as dispute over pensions-related tax liability looks set to rule out many current senior Garda officers
Finglas drone pipe bomb incident raises concerns of serious feud escalation
Pipe bomb and drone being examined in hopes they will link suspects to unprecedented crime
Finglas attack: Bomb-drop drones were pioneered by Mexican crime cartel
Botched effort to drop pipe bomb on house in Dublin raises concerns of future similar attacks
New face masks law based on whether a garda ‘reasonably suspects’ criminal intent
Legislation being brought by Minister for Justice to Cabinet prompted by far-right tactics, but will have wider reach
Drone carrying pipe bomb crashes in botched Dublin feud attack
Gardaí suspect explosive set to be detonated by being dropped on target’s Finglas home
Gardaí arrest boy after juvenile seriously injured in Wexford playground assault
Victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the incident, during which a weapon was used
Black Axe gang behind bank account takeover fraud swells to network of 1,600 people in Ireland
Crime group confirmed to have stolen and laundered almost €100m in Ireland - although gardaí believe true figure is much higher
Head of Irish Prison Service defends surge in number of prisoners being released early
Number of early releases doubles to almost 600 as overcrowding worsens
‘Probably too many people’ being sent to prison in State, says O’Callaghan
Prison officers assured by Minister for Justice that electronic tagging of prisoners in place this year to ease overcrowding
Irish prisons at risk of ‘tragic event’ if overcrowding not fixed, warn prison officers
Irish prisons operating way above ‘safe working capacity’, says Prison Officers’ Association head
Michael Gaine: Why did gardaí upgrade this case and what are they hoping to find?
Without a postmortem and a murder scene, the basic pillars of a criminal investigation are absent
Wife of missing farmer Michael Gaine says his disappearance has been ‘devastating’
Janice Gaine says disappearance of husband and ‘best friend’ has been ‘devastating’