Garda Síochána

Gangs were cleared out of areas around Grafton Street during Covid regeneration, so they moved on and settled in Temple Bar instead

Three Ireland paid more than €8m for mast usage

Garda sources say realistic prospect of breakthrough, not request by Nancy McCarrick, was reason case was upgraded to murder investigation

Man who allegedly struck Ms McCarrick in Dublin was spoken to in 1993 and nothing found to link him to American’s disappearance, gardaí say

Presumption of innocence applies to complaints made to gardaí, says Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin

Michael Sheehan claimed he suffered injuries after he was pepper sprayed during 2012 incident

Officer involved in pursuit of three members of Tallaght-based criminal gang to be charged, Dublin District Coroner’s Court told

Victim aged in his 30s fatally injured at building site in Gorey

Garda Inspector Niall Flood was thrown from his bike and air-lifted to hospital for treatment

Body of Angela Canavan found in her home with mutliple head injuries

Two men held for questioning at Garda station in north Dublin

Road safety campaign also saw more than 900 on-the-spot speeding fines issued, and 188 arrests for driving under the influence

Facility shared with Dublin City Council and Irish Rail will deliver more efficient and responsive policing, says Garda Commissioner

Union representing 3,600 senior civil servants says changes to workers’ status unfair and unnecessary

‘Notifiable associations’ policy recommended by Garda Síochána Inspectorate in 2020 to lessen risk of internal corruption

Teenage boy allegedly sexually abused by Order of Malta volunteer in incident in the early 1980s

Report finds courts, gardaí and Tusla are failing women and children and leaving them exposed to danger at home

Garda Representative Association voices fears over ‘recent trend of resignations’ which constitute a ‘real issue’

Middle-aged man threatened staff at a business premises and made off with a large sum of cash

Young man who moved to Ireland from Mexico leg broken after allegedly being hit by car

File to be prepared for DPP in case of 2016 north inner city shooting

There is ‘more than a bit of glee’ in elements of the Garda at seeing the watchdog under pressure

Driver was ordered out of his lorry on Tuesday as a number of people seized his vehicle in layby

Chief Superintendent Jane Humphries of the Garda National Roads Policing Bureau said there is an increased risk of a collision on the road on bank holiday weekends

Man in 20s died following single-vehicle collision in Kingscourt

Woman had begged Eoin Considine (24) to stop, the court heard

Claims Gsoc member attended same party as Gerard Hutch on day latter was cleared of murder charges is matter ‘of serious concern’, says Garda Commissioner

Members of Garda Representative Association (GRA) vent annoyance at comments by Drew Harris on rosters he wants to introduce

New technology may form part of €100m system operated by a private company

Review may favour reform of non-jury court rather than abolition

Gsoc official had been involved in investigating suicide of Det Supt Colm Fox during previous Hutch trial

Many were surprised a murder charge was pursued against Hutch, who is now free after a 13-week trial

Garda speed traps and Go Safe speed-detection vans are expected on all main roads from 7am on Friday

Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission makes recommendation after case involving allegation by woman of sexual assault against member of force

Several US cities banned technology in policing when analysis indicated, at best, 72% accuracy rate with higher rate of false positives for people of colour

Gardaí are monitoring the activities of an Eastern European organised crime group operating in the Republic

Gardaí arrest man in his 40s after incident on Harrington Street

In the News podcast with Bernice Harrison

As Special Criminal Court acquitted Gerry Hutch, its ruling said the evidence might be used to conclude his brother, Patsy Hutch, organised the Regency Hotel attack

Government plans to equip gardaí with body-worn cameras would mean pervasive monitoring of the public without knowledge or consent