Garda set to lose several assistant commissioners to retirement
Seven of eight assistant commissioners now nearing retirement age
The vexed issue of gardaí and evictions: ‘It’s a messy, nasty business’
Garda policy did not succeed in preventing violence at eviction on Prussia Street
School during Covid-19: ‘Keeping all the windows open, you’re freezing’
Gorey Community School students and staff on managing exams, masks and ‘Covid police’
Driving for work accounts for one in three road collisions each year
Employers warned of a duty of care to employees and should acquire safest vehicles
Varadkar urges ‘accountability’ over Garda breath tests
Report criticises lack of supervision and inadequate management within the force
Pressure mounts for action against gardaí in breath-test scandal
Acting Garda Commissioner faces calls for criminal proceedings after watchdog review
Some motorists may have wrongly spent time in prison, committee hears
119 legal firms contacted Garda about clients caught up in fixed charge notice errors
Defence Forces chief to be nominated for EU’s highest military position
Cabinet to put Mark Mellett forward as chair of European Union Military Committee
Garda breath test scandal: How did we get here?
New report into false testing figures is the latest instalment in a lengthy saga
Meet Ireland’s players in the Aussie Rules World Cup
The Irish Warriors are among the favourites to take the men’s title in Melbourne
Number of cyclist deaths doubles in first half of year
Shane Ross warns of ‘serious’ drink-driving problem after detection rates increase 18%
Gardaí catch 226 speeding drivers on ‘Slow Down Day’
Speed of 134,739 vehicles checked over 24-hour period at 1,000 separate locations
‘Do you have a thing called a report that has a start and an end?’ - Authority asks Garda Commissioner
Meeting told a number of domestic murders have been classified as assaults causing harm
Ross urges public not to drive on drugs as new tests introduced
Garda to begin using new devices to test for substances including cannabis and cocaine
Gardaí to rebuke Garda Commissioner at Agsi conference
Nóirín O’Sullivan faces criticism over her handling of the breath test scandal
Gardaí’s incorrect breathalyser figures ‘may be deliberate’
Garda Commissioner Noirín O’Sullivan tells Oireachtas she is taking responsibility
In her own words: What Nóirín O’Sullivan told the committee
Garda Commissioner appeared before committee over falsification of breath test data
Mick Wallace says O’Sullivan put ‘friends’ in inquiry unit
Independent TD claims Martin Callinan visited Garda HQ several times last week
Commissioner short on answers about false breath tests
O’Sullivan casts herself as solution, not the problem, in getting to bottom of scandal
Tánaiste declines to ask Garda Commissioner to resign
Garda Commissioner expected to give a detailed explanation within the next 48 hours
Almost 15,000 motorists wrongly convicted
State facing bill of tens of millions of euro over fixed charge notices sent in error
Garda exaggerated drink driving breath tests by 100 per cent
Policing Authority raised concerns with Commissioner after ‘Irish Times’ report
Family and friends urged to inform Garda about drink-drivers
Garda warn of breathalysing crackdown over the course of St Patrick’s weekend
Politicians urged to back mandatory drink-driving ban
Road victims’ group appeals to committee members to support Shane Ross’s legislation
Cork man found with fertiliser in van guilty of IRA membership
Martin McHale claimed he borrowed friend’s van to go to Monaghan for ‘drinking session’
Man driving van with bags of fertiliser inside denies IRA membership
Defendant tells Special Criminal Court he went to Monaghan for drinking session
Shane Ross: fewer checkpoints probably led to more road deaths
Gardaí arrest 500 so far in Christmas drink driving campaign, a 34% rise
Discovery of police files opens new chapter on Rising era
Records found in Clontarf attic detail arrests of Larkin and Connolly during Dublin lockout
Tributes to role of Cork Volunteers in 1916 Rising
Minister for Defence says actions contributed in ‘major way’ to foundation of Irish State
Interview: Maj Gen Michael Finn is proud of the work of Irish Defence Forces
Continuing to contribute internationally is hugely important, says retiring Army office
Nama criticised by High Court judge for ‘slipshod’ summary bid
Mr Justice Peter Kelly says he would have expected better of such a ‘well-resourced’ body in case against Galway hotelier
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