Garda Síochána

Dog handlers, frogmen and officers on horseback drafted into publicity campaign to attract officers

Man in his thirties arrested after discovery of 100kgs of drugs

Travel from Youghal to the Beara Peninsula,140-160km, was lawful, but travel from Shankill to Bray on a shopping expedition was a crime

A large proportion of the drugs came from Qatari capital Doha

Gardaí appealing for witnesses after incident on Wednesday

Concerns raised over use of personal driving licences in official duties

Convictions would be strong deterrent to abuse, says Jim O’Callaghan at Garda rank-and-file conference

Marta Burns (47), who drove in reverse for 800m up Dublin road, given road ban and fined €700 over April 2025 incident

Jason Faulkner, a pallbearer at his sister’s funeral, was recovered from the Abbey river on Sunday evening

Gardaí are ‘afraid to pursue fleeing suspects’ due to fear of disciplinary action, according to representative group

High Court grants permission to the four trainees to take their case against Garda Commissioner

Department says investigation commissioned by Skillnet Ireland experienced significant constraints due to persistent lack of co-operation

Siobhán Lynch vows to continue campaign for stricter legislation despite intimidation

In the News podcast: Dublin city centre blocked, national roadways disrupted and vital fuel depots under siege for days

Cycling culture needs to be better supported by law

It is right to question whether the technology is necessary or proportionate

Eoghan Clerkin (51) is the fourth man to be charged following an inquiry by the Garda National Bureau of Criminal Investigation

Petroleum supplies flowed from Co Cork refinery on Sunday, 24 hours after days of protest at key oil site came to an end

The anger on the protests is a sign of what the Government will face if it cannot solve issues with spending

Further relief measures possible, but only through established channels

National fuel protest is taking place over energy prices caused by ongoing war in the Middle East

Infant discovered on the beach at White Strand, Cahersiveen, on April 14, 1984

They face allegations of possessing cannabis and possessing it for sale or supply

Sister of William Delaney, who is presumed murdered, appeals for information about his disappearance

Money laundering network deployed by criminals operating countrywide, Garda conference hears

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Icelandic man (41) last seen leaving Bonnington Hotel in Dublin in February 2019 but Garda inquiry has found no trace

Plan to create more efficient system stalls as sports clubs and youth groups face ‘deeply frustrating’ delays

Murder victim John Corcoran’s fate was sealed by a ‘vacuum of silence and inaction by Garda officers of the highest rank’, JP O’Sullivan says

Cannabis valued at €110,000 was seized after being posted to Marconi House, home of Today FM and Newstalk

Gardaí appealing for witnesses to fatal incident at Kilworth on Monday

Scarlett Faulkner, a mother of one in her 20s, suffered serious head injuries when she was attacked at a roadside outside Birdhill village

Finds are latest from investigations under Operation Tara targeting organised crime

Gardaí appeal for witnesses following incident on the R494 at Birdhill

Three-year-old child remains in Temple Street Hospital with head injuries

Defendant, four times over legal alcohol limit, had denied driving car after crash killed three of his family members

Challenge centres on claim that State’s psychiatric evidence contradicted legal test for insanity

Bombing inquiry has received ‘very significant quantity’ of Garda material but some matters still need ‘ironing out’

Court permitted council to remove large steel containers blocking access to property

Barrister for former Sinn Féin president criticised for raising policeman’s 1991 shooting of Catholic youth