An Garda Síochána

Number of trained public order gardaí up by 500 since Dublin riots, Cabinet to hear

Minister for Justice to tell colleagues that Garda has invested in two water cannons, 15 public order vans and new shields for gardaí

Government to establish National Security Council

Taoiseach to chair group comprising Cabinet Ministers, Garda and Defence Forces chiefs and senior officials

Belfast solicitor secures order compelling X to reveal identity of ‘coward’ behind anonymous account

Kevin Winters issued proceedings against X in bid to find out who was behind Malachy O account

Conor McGregor represents ‘very worst of toxic masculinity’ - Tánaiste

Garda criticises MMA fighter’s remarks on crime rates in Dublin in wake of contentious St Patrick’s Day visit to White House

Two killed on roads over bank holiday weekend as more than 500 cars seized

Garda road safety campaign catches 900 motorists speeding, some at more than twice the speed limit

Three men rescued from Blessington lakes after boat sinks

One casualty said to be in a serious condition in hospital after being taken from water during Irish Coast Guard operation

James Donovan obituary: Groundbreaking scientist who refused to be cowed by criminals

The founder of the State’s first forensic laboratory provided evidence in some of the most notorious cases in the history of the State

President urges ‘shared responsibility’ in final St Patrick’s Day message

Michael D Higgins thanks public for placing trust in him over two terms

The Samantha Cookes story: Inside the mind of a pathological liar

Living in Ireland for a decade, the compulsive liar - now in prison for social welfare fraud - deceived almost everyone she met

‘A childish, criminal act’: Greens dug up and Palestinian flags planted at Trump’s Doonbeg golf course

Gardaí investigating after small group damaged course in apparent act of protest

Garda to increase presence on roads over St Patrick’s weekend as it targets drink-driving

Garda catches one person driving under the influence every hour on average and figure is expected to rise this weekend

Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes disqualified from driving for two years after failed appeal

Five-time All-Ireland winner was clocked driving 155km/h and overtaking nine cars

Two teenage boys go on trial accused of raping 16-year-old girl at St Stephen’s Day race meeting

Boys were aged 13 and 15 when they allegedly raped and sexually assaulted 16-year-old girl in Limerick

Gardaí continue to question two men (40s) as part of inquiry into Real IRA activities

Gardaí search woodlands for weapons believed to be hidden by the Real IRA

Care home for children that used fake background checks was at high level of criminality – judge

Director Karen Akwuobi given six-month suspended sentence alongside fines for service

Second Omagh inquiry not necessary to establish the truth – O’Callaghan

Minister expects agreement over inquiry co-operation soon – but no separate process

‘Taller’ St Patrick’s Day Dublin parade to aid visibility

Community groups that normally parade on the ground ‘will be on floats’ to make them easier to see

Man (20s) dies after road crash near Barna, Co Galway

Three vehicles involved in incident on R336 at about 11.25pm on Sunday

Jogger whose leg was broken in alleged collision with e-bike on footpath takes prosecution

Action has potentially significant implications for users of E-bikes and insurers

McDonald should tell Dáil what she knows about Sinn Féin TD’s arrest, says Michael Healy-Rae

Solicitor acting on behalf of Cllr Kenneth Collins says his client denies wrongdoing

Body of unidentified man discovered in Grand Canal

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses following the discovery at Coolscuddan, Co Dublin

Sinn Féin’s Thomas Gould confirms he is TD at centre of fraud investigation

Cork North Central TD (56) was arrested and questioned by gardaí yesterday

Man (30s) arrested as garda hospitalised after incident in Dublin city centre

Public disorder incident occurred at Abbey Street on Saturday afternoon

Sixth man charged in relation to death of Quham Babatunde in Dublin assault

Mr Babatunde (34) died after being stabbed on South Anne Street last month

Oireachtas member arrested over alleged €150,000 business fraud

Politician allegedly signed off on payments despite knowing they were for sums in excess of what was owed

‘By 1925 Catholic Ireland was coming and the madams saw the writing on the wall’: Centenary of the Monto red light district’s end

A midnight raid and 120 arrests were followed by a Legion of Mary procession as the church and state asserted themselves

Nathan McDonnell complained to gardaí about crime link rumours in months before €32m drug haul

The Co Kerry businessman was actually being investigated by a drugs unit at the time

‘I’m almost certain something happened’: Family fear missing Jón Jónsson was killed by hitman in case of mistaken identity

Relatives of the Icelandic poker player last seen in Dublin six years ago want gardaí to open a murder investigation

Pedestrian (50s) dies after being hit by bus in Co Galway

Gardaí seeking witnesses to incident which happened at Cahergowan, Claregalway on Friday afternoon

Garda pleads guilty to impersonating woman online and inciting two men to rape her

Shane Flanagan (39) also pleaded guilty to possession of four child sexual abuse images

Gardaí investigating alleged fraud at Limerick credit union

Details of the amount of the alleged fraud were not disclosed but it is understood to be in the region of €130,000

Sixth suspect arrested over fatal stabbing of man outside Dublin nightclub

Quham Babatunde died following fight in the South Anne Street area last month

Two JCBs, four Garda cars and a helicopter involved in Co Carlow chase

Garda Ombudsman notified of the use of ‘a less-lethal device’ used to end pursuit

All secure prisons now at, or above, capacity with Mountjoy reaching 1,000 inmates

System comprises 12 secure and two open facilities with all secure jails now at 100% to 163% of capacity

Law change allows for deployment of Irish special forces to Kyiv

Cabinet approves plans to amend legislation so only Government and Dáil approval is required to send more than 12 peacekeepers overseas

Nathan McDonnell’s carry-on-as-normal behaviour suggested a profound dissociation from the €32m of crystal meth in his yard

Nathan McDonnell couldn’t see the consequences of his crimes. How many middle-class drug users can?

Boy (11) to undergo surgery as gardaí investigate ‘highly unusual’ attack at north Dublin school

Gardaí believe victim, who has been hospitalised, was stabbed by another pupil

Opposition calls for gardaí to stop buying Israeli-made decryption technology

The Garda’s use of Cellebrite products was raised in the Central Criminal Court on Monday

Five men arrested after discovery of illegal cigarette factory in Co Louth

About 8 tonnes of raw tobacco and 660,000 illicit cigarettes found at site in Ardee

Israeli decryption device used by gardaí to show man murdered wife

Cellebrite device is also widely used by Israeli military

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