Half of gifts accepted by gardaí broke anti-corruption rules
Last publicly available recorded gift is for a €20 coffee voucher received by a garda in Tralee, Co Kerry, in July 2021
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New public-transport security force to have powers of arrest
Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien outlines plans for unit working across trains, buses and trams
Search connected with disappearances of Deirdre Jacob and Jo Jo Dullard concludes
Further assessment of site at disused quarry on Kildare/Wicklow border is ongoing
Two teenagers killed in Co Donegal road crash named locally
Incident took place outside St Johnston village on Tuesday night
Gardaí seize merchandise associated with international organised crime gang
Raids carried out against members of Black Axe gang, also known as Neo Black Movement, which is linked to theft and money laundering
Motorcyclist (50s) dies in collision with lorry in Co Sligo
Road closed after incident at Riverstown on Tuesday morning
Gunman jailed for seven years in connection with ‘meticulously planned’ murder in Ballymun
Robert Sheridan was shot and killed by Joseph Richards (35) at the front door of his Ballymun home in 2018
Mobile phone use behind the wheel worsens: ‘We’ve seen motorway drivers watching Netflix’
Gardaí detected wrongful usage of phones by drivers more often than any other road offence last year
Hit-and-run driver who killed Mia Lily Keogh O’Keeffe (16) was unaccompanied learner, gardaí believe
Vehicle was found at driver’s family home so badly damaged gardaí were surprised it could be driven from scene
Garda feared for his life when dragged six metres by motorist, court hears
The garda no longer has the confidence to work ‘on the front line’
Hutch family member jailed for six additional years over pipe bomb possession
Sammy Hutch, who has 103 previous convictions, pleaded guilty to one count of possessing an explosive device
Man arrested over Co Meath hit-and-run that killed girl (16) released without charge
Mia Lily Keogh O’Keeffe was walking her dog in Navan on Saturday night when she was fatally struck by driver
Facial recognition technology to be trialled on passengers at Holyhead
Testing this week follows previous pilot by UK authorities in 2025 which saw more than 7,500 faces analysed
State to buy 56,400 bags, 11,000 umbrellas and 6,000 lapel pins with EU presidency branding
Government ordering €600,000 of goods to give away to mark its leadership role in bloc from July
About 67 drivers a day caught using mobile phones behind the wheel last year, figures show
Garda provisional crime statistics show significant rise in fixed charge notices issued for motoring offences last year
Girl (16) killed in Co Meath hit-and-run is named
Teenager one of seven killed on Irish roads over the weekend
Fifty scramblers and e-scooters seized in Dublin operation targeting sale and supply of drugs
Drugs valued at more than €20,000, cash and weapons also found during operation in Cabra, Finglas and Blanchardstown
Two people killed in Co Waterford road collision
Man and woman (40s) fatally injured in incident on Tramore Road and two others taken to hospital
Woman secures protection order against brother after threat to ‘slaughter’ her over wedding
Judge shown video in which man places carpet knife on bible and says he will cut ‘lumps’ out of his sister if she marries fiance in same church
Where is Larry Murphy now? Convicted rapist’s name back in headlines 15 years after he fled Ireland
Families of Jo Jo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob faced another anxious week as gardaí conducted a new search
Man remanded in custody after pleading guilty to his grandmother’s manslaughter in Co Cork
Brian Nnadi Ogbo (38), who has mental health issues, dragged Stella Ejiatu Nnadi down stairs after going into a rage and attacking his mother
UN human rights report on Garda pepper spray ‘ill-informed and inaccurate’, Minister says
Rapporteurs criticised use of strong spray and potential deployment of Tasers
Sex offender who assaulted vulnerable young man jailed for five years
Ronaldo Otto, who goes by the first name Samantha, pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a 20-year-old autistic man
Unsigned allegations about fisheries agency referred to gardaí by TDs
Letter purported to be written by someone close to the board of troubled State agency
Man who stored cocaine worth almost €100,000 jailed for four years
Gardaí say most of haul was seized from a garden shed, along with mixing agents and heroin
Man in critical condition after assault in Dublin’s Temple Bar
Victim has tattoo on inside of right forearm depicting blue and white flag accompanied by the words ‘Ceol is Beatha’
Seven arrested as part of ‘significant’ Garda investigation targeting organised crime group
Twelve vehicles seized from group suspected of drug-related intimidation attacks
New priorities set out for Garda to focus on providing ‘consistent, quality’ service
The Policing and Community Safety Authority will publish three overarching priorities to be at the core of the Garda’s ethos
Man who kicked ‘good-natured’ pensioner to death after chance meeting admits manslaughter
Aaron Wolfe attacked Florrie O’Sullivan hours after they got talking in pub, court hears
Former Cycling Ireland official given suspended sentence for attempted deception
Garry Nugent produced fake quotations that were submitted to Department of Transport in attempt to secure grants
Call for Ireland to apologise for the Troubles is a desperate stretch
Jon Burrows’s comparison between Bloody Sunday and Ireland’s failure to extradite terrorists will have offended nationalists and left unionists bemused
UN rights monitors ‘alarmed’ at Garda using double-strength pepper spray on peaceful protesters
Special rapporteurs contact Government, including over public order policing at pro-Palestine protest at Dublin Tunnel last year
Cab granted permission to sell ‘very high worth’ cars seized from former Real IRA member
Two BMWs and an Audi, which were in Nathan Kinsella’s possession, were described as assets ‘in depreciation’
Man pleads guilty to allowing his German shepherd to attack garda sergeant in Co Longford
Sharon Stokes, wife of Edward ‘Blondie’ Stokes, admitted producing a slash hook during dispute in Granard in 2018
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