Cork farmer who alleged gardaí Tasered him twice settles High Court action
Cork man claimed he was ‘unlawfully assaulted’ by members of the Armed Support Unit on his farm
Armed gardaí used Taser on innocent farmer while searching for gun, court will hear
Thomas Browne (54) from Co Cork claims he was ‘unlawfully assaulted and falsely imprisoned’ by members of the Armed Support Unit
As Ireland strengthens its military, one country and company gain the most
France and Thales likely to emerge as winners as US suppliers fall out of favour, but some Defence Forces insiders worry about lack of diversification
Defence Forces retires ‘disastrous’ armoured fleet as it looks to French replacements
South African-made Light Armoured Tactical Vehicles saw minimal operational use since they were acquired in 2010
Frontline gardaí yet to fire Tasers one month after issue
Pilot project fast-tracked in response to concerns about increasing attacks on officers
Five boys arrested over alleged sexual assault of girl in Dublin city centre
Gardaí investigating complaint that teenager was attacked at premises in south inner city
Army called to Trump’s Doonbeg golf resort after discovery of suspicious package
Defence Forces bomb disposal team attended scene at Co Clare hotel after package containing white powder found by staff
Gardaí deport 25 convicted sex offenders as part of new operation
Operation Moonridge targeting ‘highly dangerous non-Irish nationals’ who do not have a right to reside in Ireland
Irish man risks US retaliation for unmasking thousands of Ice officers online
Dominick Skinner started publishing identities last year and is assisted by over 500 volunteers across America
Who were the Dublin rioters? What 82 prosecutions tell us about the unrest
Many of those taking part in the disorder on November 23rd, 2023 were ‘opportunistic’ and swept up in events – but not all, court cases have shown
North Dublin road artery reopened after removal of suspicious device
North Strand Road had been closed between Five Lamps and Fairview
‘This is what failure looks like’: Why Ireland will fall years short of military targets
The Defence Forces will fall years short of plans to strengthen its numbers as global security threats change radically and rapidly
Man hospitalised after being struck by glass object in Dublin
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to attack which occurred on Oscar Traynor Road, Dublin 5
Grok images of children are probably not prosecutable, says child protection expert
‘Law or no law’, there is no reason for a programme to generate images of people without clothes on, says former garda
Those seeking new Irish government should seek help from Maga movement, Eddie Hobbs tells conference
US ambassador Edward Walsh among audience at IRL Forum in Co Meath on Saturday