Garda chiefs ‘overzealous’ and too quick to suspend officers, GRA says
Gardaí are ‘afraid to pursue fleeing suspects’ due to fear of disciplinary action, according to representative group
An Garda Síochána
Daniel Kinahan trial in Ireland poses ‘unprecedented’ security concerns
Cartel leader arrested by Dubai police on behalf of Ireland after warrant sent to UAE last week
Prison overcrowding group to meet after capacity crisis warning
Last October Caron McCaffrey warned some prisons were ‘under extreme duress’
One in 15 vehicles in Ireland is uninsured, says industry as it seeks new policing method
Insurers call for introduction of continuous vehicle coverage
Teenage pedestrian dies following road crash in Cork
The male in his late teens was taken from the scene on Friday to Cork University Hospital
Man due in court after reports of €20,000 cash thrown at Galway motorists
Gardaí recovered more than €20,000 in cash from motorists who handed back money
Jim O’Callaghan crossed a dangerous line when he threatened to call in the Army
Even in critical circumstances such as the destruction of the British embassy in 1972 or in various prison riots, the State has never sent in its military to confront the citizenry
Saying no is not Simon Harris’s favourite part of the job
The decent people who protested last week have a choice to make next time they’re on the streets
Daniel Kinahan may not be free again until he is in his 70s after arrest in Dubai
Kinahan cartel leader has been arrested in Dubai
Comedian Sil Fox fails in bid to have jury hear damages claim
Prosecution on sexual assault charge ‘destroyed’ his reputation, causing distress, entertainer alleges
Cartel leader Daniel Kinahan arrested in Dubai following covert police operation
Specialist teams carried out intensive search and surveillance in UAE on receipt of Irish warrant
Garda auctions €1.4m gold bullion seized from Kazakhstani drug gang in Dublin
Main suspect on the run while wife and mother-in-law convicted over nearly €2m in gold and cash
Woman granted order requiring instant removal of allegedly ‘sexually violent’ husband
The judge granted the woman a barring order after hearing evidence that her husband would force himself on her
State’s authority will be challenged again. We need to be ready
Last week’s events are clear warning to Government and gardaí about scale of what may come
Manhunt ends after Garda vehicle rammed in Co Monaghan
Passenger in car arrested following earlier assault with two officers hospitalised
Trainee gardaí challenge their dismissals for handcuffing incident at Templemore college
High Court grants permission to the four trainees to take their case against Garda Commissioner
Body of man (60s) discovered in Wexford house
Gardaí believe the remains of the deceased may have been in place for some time
Woman in her 60s killed in Co Louth car crash
Two-vehicle collision took place on the Bellews Bridge Road, Castletown, on Wednesday afternoon
Waterford man (45) charged with assault following death of father on farm
John Cashman snr (73) was pronounced dead at scene of incident near Dungarvan
Scarlett Faulkner’s funeral to take place on Friday, family says
Woman (29) died on Monday after being taken off life-support following alleged assault in Tipperary in March
Man charged over farmer’s death in Co Waterford
Farmer, who was in his 70s, pronounced dead at scene in Cappagh, Dungarvan
Man attacked homeless services user with hatchet during incident of ‘harrowing violence’
Stephen Crosbie, who has been jailed for 5½ years, told victim he would ‘chop him up’ over €100 debt, court hears
Man to face dangerous driving charges over tractor chase near Whitegate oil refinery
Driver (20s) allegedly failed to stop at a garda checkpoint in Co Cork and continued driving on for around 3km
Gardaí concerned radicalised fuel protesters may confront or attack senior politicians
Security being tightened for Taoiseach and Ministers amid concerns around hardliners and far-right agitators
Go-slow truckers to be arrested and their vehicles towed away if protests continue
Weekend protest in Cork was led by some far-right agitators and attended by criminal elements
Parked cars are clogging up the narrow roads in our new estate. What can we do?
Would I be within my rights to place a traffic cone outside my home?
Fuel tank drivers faced ‘significant threats’ during protests, says industry body chief
Garda Commissioner ‘absolutely appalled’ by intimidation directed at members over course of demonstrations
Scarlett Faulkner dies following attack in Co Tipperary
Limerick woman, who was in her 20s, was being treated at Cork University Hospital after she was attacked on side of the road last month
Garda accused of bribery, facilitating crime gang and possessing ammunition
Eoghan Clerkin (51) is the fourth man to be charged following an inquiry by the Garda National Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Facial recognition trial on Dublin-Holyhead route scans thousands but finds no matches
Outcome raises fresh questions about effectiveness of technology, which Irish and UK authorities are embracing
Pepper spray, megaphones and jostling: How the Whitegate fuel blockade came to an end
Petroleum supplies flowed from Co Cork refinery on Sunday, 24 hours after days of protest at key oil site came to an end
Man arrested over alleged attack on US military aircraft
Gardai say man entered unauthorised area of Shannon Airport on Saturday
Healthcare recruitment company says gardaí investigating ‘cyber security incident’
Healthdaq has offices in Belfast and Dublin
Almost 150 gardaí fined more than €96,000 in total in 2025 for disciplinary breaches
Number of members suspended last year increased to 42, with representative body claiming sanction has become a ‘go-to’ tool
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