Garda numbers crisis: ‘We could lose 30% to 50% of our organisation in five years’
Measures are urgently needed to tackle a ‘cliff edge’ as retirements due to surge, say sergeants and inspectors
‘Time for some hard truths’: AGSI president criticises Drew Harris’s record
Garda Commissioner, who is due to retire, is leaving legacy of ‘disharmony’ and ‘a recruitment crisis’, conference hears
Garda Commissioner insists protesters arrested in Dublin were not strip-searched, and no cavity search
TDs alleged members of Mothers Against Genocide group faced ‘strip searches, degrading treatment and cavity search’
Serial fraudster Samantha Cookes convicted over theft of sofa and two armchairs
Cookes had multiple aliases while working for families as au pair
Gardaí called for new approach to ‘antagonising’ practices of so-called citizen journalists
Those who film gardaí, often associated with far right, have become so prolific, new guidelines needed -Agsi
No evidence to date of foul play in Michael Gaine disappearance, says Minister for Justice
Mr Gaine, whose sheep farm is located just outside Kenmare, was seen on Thursday, March 20th
Garda numbers set for significant decline, sergeants and inspectors warn
Predicted drop of 2,000 in Garda numbers would put major pressure on street policing, Garda investigations and 999 call response times
Garda sergeants and inspectors call for review of major policing reforms
AGSI annual delegate conference in Killarney also set to hear calls for urgent examination of rules around ‘citizen journalists’
Government facing crisis filling Garda Commissioner job amid ‘entrenched’ dispute
Senior officers have no plans to apply to replace Drew Harris due to concerns about pension tax liability of an estimated €500,000
What are the Garda rules of conduct for policing protests?
Garda policy is to consider non-physical means before using force to resolve public order incidents
Garda Commissioner contract extension a ‘privilege’ says Drew Harris
At helm of Garda for almost seven years, Mr Harris’s second extension approved by Government on Tuesday
Police forces worldwide asked to share information on Emer O’Loughlin murder suspect
Interpol Blue Notice issued for Galway man John Griffin in relation to murder of student artist (23) in caravan in Co Clare in 2005
Fraud by rogue employees rises 400% in a year in Ireland
Gardaí have found evidence of insiders at banks and credit card companies passing details to others for fraud
Car crimes in Republic almost double level suggested in official figures
Highest-volume offence, of thefts from vehicles, not included in vehicle-related crime trends published quarterly
Who would buy gangland homes seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau?
Desire for bargain displaces fear, especially for foreign buyers, even when assets are seized from Ireland’s most dangerous men