‘Extreme concern’ over shortage of student accommodation due to Ukrainian crisis
Student accommodation would be cheaper without en-suites, says university chair
Garda reform comes at time of ‘poor’ morale within force
As medals minted to celebrate 100-year anniversary, many members voice unhappiness
Cliff Taylor: Young people being fleeced on housing. Let's not do the same on pensions
It now looks like they will be stuck with the cost of baby-boomer pensions
Forced retirement in private sector faces Pension Commission review
Former Revenue chairwoman Josephine Feehily will head review on state pension age and related issues
Shortcomings in Garda inquiries into deaths ‘inherently worrying’
Review of 41 homicide inquiries and found issues with 28 of them
Right-wing extremism ‘arriving on our shores’, says Harris
Unease in Garda circles at right-wing social media activity and arson attacks
At least 3,000 gardaí need to be trained to drive patrol cars
Assistant Commissioner says force has no system to track how many are trained
Adult caution scheme to be reviewed amid concerns about lapses
Audit will check if offenders are repeatedly availing of cautions and so escaping justice
Head of Policing Authority says public unconcerned about chief superintendents
Garda Commissioner Harris says reform of administration offices will free up many gardaí for a return to frontline policing
We need to decide what we want Community Safety to do
Inherent in Community Safety is the notion that problem-solving cannot be delivered by working in isolation
Concern expressed over Garda’s policing of public disorders
Existing policies not implemented equally across State – Garda Inspectorate report
Department of Finance spends €70k on Central Bank governor recruitment
Gabriel Makhlouf due to take up post in September
Four candidates remain in race for role of Central Bank governor
Deputy governor Sharon Donnery and senior civil servant Colm O’Reardon tipped on list
Policing Authority may conduct inquiry into failure of some gardaí to sign code of ethics
Josephine Feehily said gardaí going to ethical behaviour courses then not signing code
Top Irish ECB official among candidates for Central Bank governor
John Fell among candidates seeking to succeed Philip Lane at regulator
Slow but steady increase in number of gardaí agreeing to sign ethics code
About 70 per cent have signed including all senior officers
Two new appointments made to Policing Authority
Appointment of Paul Mageean and Dr Vicky Conway approved by the government
Juvenile crime failings may exist on a ‘wider scale’
Garda chief deems inaction on 3,500 children a ‘failure’ amid fears for adult cases
Drew Harris honeymoon abruptly ended by ‘humiliating’ youth crime debacle
Harris grilled by the Policing Authority about failings in the youth justice system
Errors continue with Garda’s classification of homicides despite controversy
Policing Authority says more proof needed to show all homicides investigated properly
Harris flags Garda role in future housing protests
Masked officers at North Frederick Street demonstration in an ‘invidious situation’
Policing Authority strongly questions wisdom of proposed Garda reforms
Commission on Future of Policing in Ireland has suggested changes to Garda oversight
Photographs of gardaí in hoods ‘do not inspire confidence’
Policing Authority welcomes Drew Harris comment that use of ‘hoods’ by gardaí ‘was not correct’
Water charges failed due to a ‘too much too soon’ approach – economist
‘How (not) to do public policy’ analysis to be debated at NUI Galway conference
Policing Authority criticises garda reforms as ‘rebranding’
‘These hubs have the potential to develop the very inefficiencies and dysfunctions ... the divisional model is directed as remedying’
Harris must listen to survivors of loyalist violence – Sinn Féin
Party backs new Garda Commissioner but raises concerns over loyalist-RUC collusion
Policing Authority an 'impediment to accountability' says legal academic
Policing Authority a ‘pale shadow’ of equivalent bodies in other countries
Drew Harris appointed Garda Commissioner on €250,000 salary
PSNI-originating recruit has option of bringing own team into Garda Headquarters
Five have taken part in final interviews for Garda commissioner
If an internal Garda candidate is chosen, appointment likely to go ahead in August
Analysis: Policing Authority to be quizzed on whistleblowers
Two Garda civilian analysts have outlined ‘torment’ working in Garda HQ
Garda analysts worried homicides not properly investigated
State Pathologist’s Office not informed by gardaí about some suspicious deaths
Policing Authority orders homicide review despite Garda assurances
Authority says checks on 41 homicides not robust enough, wants independent view
Policing Authority critical of Garda delay tactics over homicide figures
Authority tells Garda to carry out review of 41 misclassified homicides
Policing Authority wants all higher Garda posts opened to outsiders
Chairwoman Josephine Feehily criticises how Garda oversight bodies operate
Bad smell and more from breath-test scandal
Garda Siochana seriously damaged by this debacle that has an ongoing legacy
Politics in 2017: A year of living dangerously
Are we heading back towards slippery slopes last visited in 2006?
Nóirín O’Sullivan did not set out to be ‘duplicitous’
Josephine Feehily says former Garda commissioner had ‘strong sense of mission’
Statement by Leo Varadkar on Fitzgerald’s resignation
Taoiseach says good woman is leaving office and announces review of Department of Justice
Garda issues ‘unreserved apology’ over inflated breath test data
Disciplinary action will not be taken against any members, says Garda Commissioner
Garda breath tests: from bad to worse
Policing Authority exhibits appetite to promote necessary reforms but past experience does not bode well
Pressure mounts for action against gardaí in breath-test scandal
Acting Garda Commissioner faces calls for criminal proceedings after watchdog review
Action mooted against senior gardaí who ignored breath-test alert
‘Half of chief superintendents’ did not reply to Garda HQ breathalyser request
Number of fake Garda breath tests higher than previously thought
‘No one at senior management level seemed to say this appears to be too good to be true’
Garda in crisis: First glimpse of Life After Nóirín
Reform is needed in the force but a new commissioner might not be in place before 2020
Proof senior officers ordered breath test inflation unlikely - Policing Authority
Hard to believe what happened not known about throughout Garda, says watchdog
Feehily ‘troubled’ over any long delay in filling Garda top job
Review of Commission on Future of Policing could mean delay until 2020 – Garda sources
Gardaí should reveal who inflated breath tests, says acting head
Charlie Flanagan says he wants all Garda ‘skeletons out of all the cupboards’
Garda reform to continue during search for new commissioner
Cabinet will be briefed on Nóirín O’Sullivan’s departure and pension entitlements
A daunting job: Can any one person reform the Garda?
With sweeping change required, the next commissioner will be busy
O’Sullivan’s sudden retirement takes Government by surprise
Commissioner’s decision to step down comes after three years dogged by controversies
Nóirín O’Sullivan timeline: A turbulent time at the top
From January 23rd, 2014 to her resignation, Garda commissioner faced controversy
CSO postpones publishing Garda crime data again
Long-awaited report delayed over uncertainty regarding homicide figures
Policing Authority ‘intensely frustrated’ at Garda report delays
Watchdog expresses its ‘impatience’ over review of fake breath tests scandal
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Family NoticesOpens in new window
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices