Antoinette Cunningham

Some restrictions ‘impacted disproportionately on some sections of society,’ ICCL says

Garda group highlights lack of support for gardaí spat at during pandemic

AGSI and GRA support concept of testing but seek clarity on how new system will operate

HSE chief defends rollout plan amid reports of people skipping vaccination queue

New vaccine rollout plan not a reflection on ‘how valued’ certain workers are, says Minister

‘We are on the final stretch of this terrible journey’, Micheál Martin insists as he announces phased changes to Covid-19 lockdown

State has not vaccinated enough people to take risks with Covid-19 restrictions, Ministers are warned

Mid-ranking gardaí and military officers say they were excluded from talks on agreement

Fórsa, Siptu say measures were best that could be achieved, AGSI says it was not included in negotiating proposals

Current public pay agreement to expire at end of 2020

Fines will range from about €60 to €2,500 for breaches

Ministers to meet campaigners to examine which events can be further reopened

AGSI general secretary says hard for gardaí to practically police private gatherings

Inquiry to go on ‘relentlessly so others responsible for dreadful events ... may be brought to justice’

Garda association and bus union both say they are not responsible for policing regulation

Masks will be mandatory, in most cases, on public transport from midnight on Sunday

Agsi says an all-Ireland approach ‘is probably what’s needed’

Commissioner rejects claims force not always able to deal with terror and gun attacks

D’Arcy asked to clarify ‘claim’ that local police did not move fast enough to tackle violence

Agsi and GRA do not believe Drew Harris’s plans are based on any firm evidence

Commissioner Drew Harris will give a ‘personal apology’ to former garda

Middle-ranking members of Garda challenge Minister for Justice over representation

Department of Public Expenditure believes overspend reached €1m per week at end 2017

Superintendents will refuse to engage in changes in Garda

Commissioner twenty extra officers will join Garda’s Armed Support Unit

Public service pay talks continue in Dublin on whether a new public service accord will be agreed

Nóirín O’Sullivan set to address sergeants and inspectors at annual conference

Nóirín O’Sullivan faces criticism over her handling of the breath test scandal

Agsi: Irish people understand the unique contribution’ of gardaí

GRA chief Ciarán O’Neill questions whether Horgan proposals ‘fair, just, legal or lawful’

Proposal set to cost exchequer €50m agreed to by 95% of AGSI membership

Minister backs pay commission chief Kevin Duffy after comments about Garda dispute

Senior garda says contingency plans in the event of a strike did not include martial law

Government set to accept pay deal that goes beyond €30m package rejected by GRA

GRA declines to call off strike but agrees to put any recommendations to ballot

Group representing over 10,000 rank and file officers awaiting real ‘progress’ on pay

If it is against the law to induce gardaí to strike, how have we come to this point?

Group’s president says it is ‘still open for talks’ after latest intervention in dispute fails

There is caution on whether new proposals will be enough to prevent threatened strike

Department of Justice to meet with GRA as gardaí begin limited industrial action