Dog handlers, frogmen and officers on horseback drafted into publicity campaign to attract officers

People previously needed to have ‘a lot of connections to get firearms’ but can now buy them online, commissioner Justin Kelly says

Church of Ireland issued notice last week about ‘serious safeguarding disclosures’ regarding former Blessington rector Kesh Govan

Monika Kubasiewicz had only recently moved into Carrick-on-Suir home with family

Small number of those involved are under 18, highlighting a problem of youth exploitation and early criminality

The search is on for the owner of the winning ticket

Live updates as tensions rise in the Middle East over shipping passing through the Strait of Hormuz

Spain is biggest market for tobacco purchases, with excise duty on pack of cigarettes about €3 compared to almost €11 in Ireland

Aircraft used to provide inmates with equipment and tools necessary to create ‘hides’ for drugs inside cells

A cohort of 193 graduates lined up at Templemore training college on Friday to begin their careers in law enforcement

High-prisoner transfer could see Garda call on Defence Forces’ civil support function

Jim O’Callaghan says courts should opt for more non-custodial sentences amid prison overcrowding

Prison Service has built up experience of processing high-risk, high-profile inmates

Annual conference hears body cameras are to be rolled out ‘right across the estate into next year’

‘Growing sense of fear in the community as violence escalates,’ says local People Before Profit councillor