Woman (20s) charged in connection with suspected dissident republican bomb seized near Border
Accused was the driver of the car which was intercepted by gardaí in Co Monaghan on Friday
Justin Kelly
Incoming Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly
‘Significant’ car bomb linked to dissident republicans seized in Co Monaghan
Gardaí believe the device was being moved across the Border with the intention of using it in the North
I am a detective garda. Here’s why an e-scooter ban is unenforceable
State has passed a law in Grace Lynch’s name, but is also prosecuting the gardaí needed to enforce it
Every e-scooter in country will need to be registered and licensed from September
E-scooters to be banned for under-18s under proposals agreed by Government
Scramblers scourge: ‘People are dying because of it’
Using scramblers in public places has been illegal since April. The Garda Commissioner supports an outright ban on e-scooters
E-scooter use at a ‘tipping point’ with number of children suffering brain injuries up 50%
At least one child admitted to hospital each day this summer, some with life-changing injuries, says Children’s Health Ireland
Less than 10% of planned intake recruited for Garda Reserve last year
Force’s annual report for 2025 notes ‘persistent resource constraints’ will be amplified by EU presidency
E-scooters are being used for drug dealing and intimidation, Garda chief says
Justin Kelly ‘absolutely’ supports an outright ban on e-scooters, he tells transport committee
Blockades of key infrastructure will not be tolerated during EU presidency, Garda chief says
Policing operation costing €125m in place to ensure no repeat of fuel protests-style disruption
Garda may seek legislative change to address backlog of more than 60,000 fraud offences
Ongoing operation has resulted in 782 arrests in Ireland
Women increasingly victims of assaults despite overall drop in serious crime, CSO finds
‘Absolutely shocking numbers’ of assaults on women among biggest areas of concern to Garda Commissioner
Paul Cleary appointed Deputy Garda Commissioner after interim stint
Cleary previously served as Assistant Commissioner, responsible for leading policing of Dublin metropolitan region
Inside Ireland’s growing money-laundering network: ‘Pubs, fast-food restaurants, you name it’
Money laundering has surged in the Republic with a diverse, and growing, army of people across society involved
‘You might end up on TV’: An Garda Síochána launches €345,000 recruitment drive
Dog handlers, frogmen and officers on horseback drafted into publicity campaign to attract officers
Guns bought on dark web ‘one of the big challenges’ for An Garda Síochána
People previously needed to have ‘a lot of connections to get firearms’ but can now buy them online, commissioner Justin Kelly says
Gardaí could seek Air Corps help for Daniel Kinahan’s extradition from UAE
High-prisoner transfer could see Garda call on Defence Forces’ civil support function
Daniel Kinahan expected to face single charge, with evidence relating to murder, drugs and laundering
DPP opts for one charge of directing crime gang based on intercepted messages and evidence going back more than 10 years
Kinahan cartel ‘spread misery and death’ in Ireland and abroad, says Garda Commissioner
Justin Kelly praises late senior officer John O’Driscoll in first comments since Daniel Kinahan’s arrest
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
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
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
Gardaí to deploy drones for day-to-day policing after new unit created
Aerial devices could be used during public order incidents such as riots and for searches
Gardaí seek legal change to protect officers involved in high-speed pursuits from charges
Commissioner reveals plan after garda conviction for dangerous driving during pursuit of masked men on scramblers
‘Doxing’ tactics being more commonly used against gardaí, conference hears
Much online content accompanied by videos of gardaí on duty recorded with ‘phones shoved into their faces’
Minister and commissioner to face criticism at AGSI conference over Garda suspensions
Recent failed investigation over allegations penalty points being illegally ‘squared’ reveals crisis in suspension system, AGSI says
Increase in gardaí declaring domestic violence orders taken out against them
Disciplinary action can be taken against gardaí if they do not declare such orders and they later come to light
Sexual violence in the force: Has the Garda learned from the Sarah Everard case?
Issuing of a domestic violence order cannot be used by employer, including the Garda, to dismiss a suspect
Garda to exhume body of Liam Farrell as part of review into ‘suspicious’ Co Leitrim death
Garda review ‘active and ongoing’ as Farrell family welcome the development
‘My job is not to be sensitive’, says O’Callaghan, after rejecting Creeslough families meeting
Mother of explosion victim Leona Harper (14) says move was a ‘slap in the face’
Garda to be charged with dangerous driving after ‘minor’ collision during e-scooter pursuit
Member of the force is set to appear in court later this month on the charge stemming from 2024 incident
Major policing plan to ensure ‘control’ at Ireland-Israel Nations League match
Garda Commissioner says foreign police officers may be in Ireland to bolster counter-drone capacity during EU presidency
Gardaí to be drug tested and have bank accounts checked as part of in-career vetting
Convictions of gardaí and checks of social media accounts owned by Garda members have resulted in ‘concern’, says commissioner
Half of gifts accepted by gardaí broke anti-corruption rules
Last publicly available recorded gift is for a €20 coffee voucher received by a garda in Tralee, Co Kerry, in July 2021
UN human rights report on Garda pepper spray ‘ill-informed and inaccurate’, Minister says
Rapporteurs criticised use of strong spray and potential deployment of Tasers
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