Irish businesses could gain from EU rearmament, say Government memos
Maritime, air and cyber cited as areas where opportunities may arise to collaborate in procurement
Concerns about bird’s nest and people eating cheese and onion crisps among callouts to gardaí
Officials are highly reluctant to ‘cancel’ calls from the public and classify them as non-police matters, due to fears for repercussions
Garda suffers serious injuries in Co Louth hit and run
Officer got out of patrol car to investigate a van ‘parked suspiciously’ in Ardee in early hours of Friday
Almost 200 children were responsible for 10 or more criminal cases each in one year
Just over 15,800 children were referred to Garda Youth Diversion Programme in 2023, latest figures show
Potential ‘whiskey fraud’ victims encouraged to come forward over investment scams
Some casks non-existent or sold multiple times to different customers
‘It’s being run into the ground’: Garda crash investigators at less than half recommended numbers
Lack of manpower impacts the quality of investigation, says garda
Garda Representative Association members to withdraw co-operation in planning for State’s EU presidency
Members unhappy at management policies, force’s approach to discipline and use of suspensions
Outgoing Garda Commissioner’s legacy one of ‘mistrust and fear’, says GRA head
Drew Harris’s policies have ‘single-handedly removed community policing from Ireland’, says GRA general secretary Ronan Slevin
Gardaí must be given State financial assistance to purchase homes, officers to say
Another motion at GRA conference calls on Garda Commissioner to ‘urgently address’ shortage in forensic collision investigators
School at Dublin Islamic Centre to reopen with heavy security on Monday
Cultural centre’s management fears forcible attempt to take over property
Three arrested for public order offences at Dublin anti-immigration protest
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said he rejects ‘negativity’ of protesters
US approves €40m deal to sell Javelin anti-tank missile systems to Ireland
Missiles, used by Ireland’s Defence Forces since 2006, are made by Raytheon and Lockheed Martin and have been deployed in Ukraine
Concerns raised over alleged financial irregularities and links with extremist ideology at Dublin mosque
Clonskeagh premises subject of large security operation following altercation which prompted its closure
Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin steps up security over internal tensions and alleged threats
Clonskeagh centre says it closed amid ‘credible information’ on ‘potential attempts to forcibly take control of the premises’
Dublin Islamic cultural centre temporarily closed after gardaí called to altercation
‘Unprecedented and distressing attack’ prompted by internal dispute