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AGSI claims new rosters will involve up to 47 extra shifts per year for some Garda members because working hours will be shorter
Sheep farmer John Dunne withdraws consent for public access to his lands via Zig Zags trail at Glenmalure
Process to hire 1,000 new gardaí per year set to open on Friday, but AGSI expresses concerns
Part-time force launched in 2006 allowed to wither, claims ex-minister for justice Michael McDowell
Possibility American student was murdered in 1993 by Provisional IRA member must be pursued, former cold-case detective says
Gardaí take more robust approach, blocking far right group and carrying out at least one arrest in central Dublin
Silver set for 40-year sentence, though Supreme Court ruling on remission reduces term to between 26½ and 30 years
Mayo detective remembered as ‘an absolute rock of integrity and sense’ by former colleagues
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Gun crime, often a national scandal in our recent history, has fallen to the extent that so-called gangland is almost unrecognisable
Drew Harris memo to gardaí denies trying to ‘impose’ new rosters and that he had rushed to the WRC
Agsi says members would decide, not Garda Commissioner, whether to withdraw service over deepening roster row
AGSI members to go ahead with first ‘day of action’ despite invitation to Workplace Relations Commission for roster talks
Dublin Region Homeless Executive, which runs family evening placement, said it has not run out of emergency accommodation
John McClean, a former teacher and rugby coach, is serving sentences for the sexual abuse of boys at the school