Veronica Guerin

The Minister of State, who is responsible for National Drugs Strategy, said she would not watch documentary due to be broadcast on Monday

Helen McEntee tells Dáil she is committed to reforming defamation law

Hague Letter: Aggression towards reporters also driven by Covid curbs and migrant issue

Policing set to become more complex in better educated and more diverse Republic

Judge who investigated the gang he allegedly led ruled he had found enough evidence

In the News: Criminal Assets Bureau established to target finances of gangland groups

Traynor was a suspect in the murder of journalist Veronica Guerin in 1996

Concerned citizens encouraged to continue helping as 25th anniversary marked

Europe Letter: Peter R de Vries shooting linked to global web of crime that includes Kinahans

Irish youth workers have banded together to seek an end to drug prohibition to remove criminal risk from users

Former minister for justice Nora Owen recalls the killing 25 years ago and its aftermath

‘The big change is the numbers of men who’d be willing to murder someone for money. Young fellas see it as a badge of honour to kill someone’

Special training in cryptocurrency as Garda seeks to keep pace with organised gangs

European Court of Human Rights rejects drug dealer’s claims over assets confiscation

Crime in Dublin’s inner city, a result of decades of neglect, has intensified under lockdown

Four arrested in raids targeting operation believed run by former Dublin gangland boss

State’s first forensic pathologist carried out postmortems in Kerry babies, Toscan du Plantier and Guerin cases

Veteran Dublin criminal had been trying to expand drug and gun smuggling operation

Spanish police are investigating whether recovered weapon was used in Guerin murder

Gardaí are making inquiries to try and establish the circumstances of his arrest

Brother of murdered journalist Veronica Guerin suing activist over online comments

The long-term solution must be to design a court system that can deal with the realities of crime in the 21st century

The late film-maker defined an age, made movies whole generations hugged to their bosoms

After years of crises the force faces its biggest challenge in a century

Major criminals realise they can avoid danger by forcing their addicts to hold drugs

Three crimes incur mandatory terms, murder, firearms possession and drug dealing

New figures suggest that judges have become more punitive on such offenders since 2011

Dubliner (68) pleaded guilty to knowingly possessing 901 images and 146 video files

Some €2.7m worth of assets have been seized from Byrne organised crime group

Martin Guerin (68) from Portmarnock, Co Dublin, pleads guilty to charges

We propose sites for new street names, sculptures for International Women’s Day

‘We have intervened on 59 occasions in threat to life incidents since Regency’

Agency that pursues proceeds of crime now has almost 1,000 targets in its sights

Test your knowledge of the past 12 months with these 100 questions – and you could win a prize

The agency combines international cooperation, local intelligence gathering and effective management

Crime gangs more savvy but are being undone by need to flaunt wealth, says Clavin

Councillors driven round the bend as candidate selection process goes off the rails

‘Only John Gilligan and Gemma O’Doherty say he is not responsible for Veronica’s death’: Jimmy Guerin

Gemma O’Doherty mired in controversy over Veronica Guerin ‘conspiracy theory’

Samantha Barry, the recently appointed editor of US ‘Glamour’ magazine, was inspired by Veronica Guerin