Few dog owners are aware of all their legal obligations, study finds

Most know the laws on fouling and licensing, but they don’t know about much else

Public contacts Cab ‘three or four times a week’

Concerned citizens encouraged to continue helping as 25th anniversary marked

Cancellation of 999 calls a matter for concern, says Humphreys

Public can still ‘have confidence’ in response system, says Minister for Justice

Opposition to Garda reforms mounts as superintendents strongly object

Oversight bodies ‘will have more power than gardaí when dealing with criminals’

Number of frontline gardaí to increase as over €3bn allocated to justice

Budget 2022: Recruitment drive a key feature of next year's justice spend

Commissioner Drew Harris raised concerns over Garda reform plans for almost two years

Changes intended to improve ‘performance and accountability’ says Dept of Justice

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris criticises ‘draconian’ Government plans to reform force

Garda Commissioner outlines ‘serious concerns’ over new draft legislation

Power to decide on release of life sentence prisoners taken from minister for justice

Independent Parole Board now responsible for decisions after enactment of legislation

Drug-testing of gardaí set to progress despite lobby groups' fears

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris wants to introduce mandatory drug testing for both sworn Garda members and civilian staff

Value of drugs and cash seizures by Garda surges in four months

Confiscation of money from gangs doubles and narcotics seizures accelerate fourfold

850 research jobs to be supported with investment in science research

Government announces €230 million funding for six ‘world-leading’ research centres

Intertrust Ireland to create 60 new jobs in Dublin

Company has grown consistently over the last nine years

Presbyterian Notes

President to lead year’s first 1916 commemoration event

President and Taoiseach to lead flag-raising ceremony at Dublin Castle