Garda Síochána

Inquest into death of Thomas Healy in Killarney heard contradictory evidence

Sharon Mooney had aspired to a long career in the force but developed life-altering complications and was discharged

Anthony Cooney was on bail at the time for a public order offence committed in Tullamore

English student (27) had suffered ‘multi-organ injuries’ while on his way to school, inquest told

MV Matthew sold for $1 after almost €17m spent on maintenance since law enforcement agencies seized vessel

A chance discovery that his childhood abuser still had access to boys led Jason Clancy to make a decision that would lead to justice but also a personally difficult journey

Force’s annual report for 2025 notes ‘persistent resource constraints’ will be amplified by EU presidency

Mother-of-one was found lying on the R494 road near Birdhill and later died from her injuries

Paul ‘Frank’ Byrne’s remains were discovered near Blessington, Co Wicklow, more than a year after his disappearance in 2009

Justin Kelly ‘absolutely’ supports an outright ban on e-scooters, he tells transport committee

There is a lot of money to be made from prostitution. The legal twilight world we have created suits the purposes of unscrupulous figures

The scrambler problem sits within a wider and growing unease

Department of Justice said Government was ‘knowingly under-resourcing’ EU presidency budget, internal emails show

Social media post from boy’s mother notes ‘heart broken’ over death of ‘her poor baby’

Dublin woman discovered wrapped in plastic, with rope around neck, buried in Wicklow bog

Mark Cullen, who was 39 and from Shankill, was fatally wounded at about 8.30am at Patrician Park on Kill Avenue

Gardia have appealed for witnesses to assault in early hours of Sunday

Gardaí appeal for witnesses after attack in Mulhuddart

Jayden Deans (14) left seriously injured after being struck by a scrambler at pedestrian crossing

Man was pronounced dead at the scene near Kilcock on Saturday morning

Search at former quarry ends as investigators renew appeal for information

Policing operation costing €125m in place to ensure no repeat of fuel protests-style disruption

Issues also identified whereby ex-members should have had pension payments reduced when they took on roles in the public sector after retirement

Row broke out between two restaurant staff in Cobh

Former Irish prosecutor’s argument based on ‘assumptions', lawyer says

Patrol car was rammed and garda injured during incident in Co Cork

Two men arrested as search continues for suspects who fled the scene

Gardaí had been responding to reports of a stolen vehicle in the Glanmire industrial estate on Monday

Michael Rosien, who suffers from vascular dementia, on ‘last vacation to remember’ in Ireland

Gardaí suspect second member of assassin crew shielded by Limerick criminals who hired him to kill rival

Serving member was four times over the legal limit when stopped in 2022

Armed man wearing balaclava when collision occurred, but accomplice managed to flee scene

Consigliere Sean McGovern has been jailed for 24 years, Daniel Kinahan awaits extradition and his father and brother are in precarious positions

The men wrongfully convicted have suffered physical and psychological consequences from the injustice done to them

In Dublin, semi-automatic weapon, cocaine and suspected diamorphine recovered in search targeting organised crime gangs

High Court told anyone subject to adverse public administrative decision should be informed of reasons

Abuser’s crimes caused lifelong damage to the victims and their families

Creches can’t recruit staff amid ‘perpetual circus’ in childcare sector, says Tigers Childcare chief executive

Charges against Joshua Brodericks (25), of Rahoon, Galway, do not directly relate to Balogun, says judge

Gang flees empty-handed after attempted theft at SuperValu in Mallow