Man (50s) dies after being struck by van as it rolled down driveway
The man was visiting a relative in Glanmire when his vehicle started to roll out of the driveway
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American man killed in Ballyfin Demesne had just arrived in Ireland to try to help his son
Man (30s) being questioned about fatality at Laois five-star resort had undergone medical treatment while visiting Ireland amid concerns for his welfare
Alleged assault on child at Dublin creche under Garda investigation
Mother of girl says her child’s arm was twisted several times and former staff member asked child not to tell anybody
Area inside Ballyfin Demesne hotel sealed off as crime scene after fatal assault
Man in his 30s being questioned by gardaí following death of man in his 60s shortly after arrival from US
Gardaí following definite line of inquiry in North Cork after hit and run incident
A Garda detective in his 40s travelling in an unmarked patrol car suffered injuries in the collision that required hospital treatment
Man arrested over Jo Jo Dullard murder released without charge
Kilkenny woman was aged 21 when she vanished from Moone, Co Kildare, as she hitched from Dublin to her home in Callan
Three decades after Jo Jo Dullard vanished, an arrest returns case to headlines
Kilkenny woman (21) was hitching from Dublin to Callan in November 1995 when she vanished, with no trace of her found since
Gardaí expand social-media monitoring to combat far-right extremism and serious offending
Many gardaí still calling for additional resources for open-source intelligence, particularly in investigations into online child sexual abuse
Man arrested after death of boy (16) in hit-and-run in Co Kildare
Crash occurred on R403 in Blackwood near Robertstown as gardaí appeal for witnesses
Concern over plan to let undercover informants commit crimes
Garda Inspectorate’s recommendations would include Garda sources in criminal organisations and undercover anticorruption gardaí involved in sting operations
Brendan Mullin trial hears transcripts of Garda interviews
Former head of Bank of Ireland Private Bank repeatedly denies any ‘unlawful transfer’ of bank funds
Sailors and fishermen expected to apply for Revenue maritime officer jobs targeting organised crime
Roles come as new vessel due to come into service, enabling officers to target drug smuggling and organised crime
Three people killed on Irish roads over October bank holiday
Several others received serious life-threatening injuries in other collisions
Man charged with murder of Stephen Ring, whose body was discovered in Co Wexford quarry
Woman also before court charged with aiding and abetting commission of a crime after the remains of Mr Ring (27) were discovered at Carrigfoyle quarry on Sunday
Arrest made after man in his 40s found dead at house in Dublin
Man in his 20s is arrested following death of victim in his 40s on Monday morning
Businessman denies spiking teenager’s drink and sexually assaulting her at his premises
Man claims allegation a ‘fantasy’ on third day of trial at Waterford Circuit Criminal Court
Inquest into hit-and-run death of man in Co Dublin returns verdict of unlawful killing
Stephen Lynch (31) was struck by Ford Focus at Brookview Close, Tallaght, in April 2017, and dragged for more than 16m on road
‘It’s surreal. It’s like something off a TV show’: Former neighbours of Kyran Durnin express bewilderment amid Garda dig
Search for missing boy (8) had moved from house in Emer Terrace in Dundalk to a shared garden at the back of the terrace
Kyran Durnin case: Gardaí finish dig in Dundalk back garden without finding fresh evidence
Forensic examination of Emer Terrace house and wasteland outside complete, with focus likely to shift to Drogheda
Gerry Hutch arrested in Spain under money-laundering investigation
Hutch (61) detained on Lanzarote and his Clontarf home searched as part of Spanish police inquiry
Tusla raised ‘significant concern’ over eight-year-old Kyran Durnin in August
Search of former Durnin family home in Dundalk, Co Louth, involves garden excavation in search for boy’s remains
Dublin needs action, not another taskforce stating the obvious
Taoiseach’s taskforce may not have a life beyond the election
Over €100,000 seized by gardaí investigating terrorist financing offences
Three homes in the south and east of the country were searched on Friday as part of an investigation which is being supported by International Law Enforcement and Europol, gardaí said
Gardaí stock up on specialist pepper spray to deal with dangerous dogs
Spray has little effect on humans but can disorientate a dog long enough for it to be restrained
Early release of sex and high-risk offenders suggested as solution to overcrowded jails
Minister for Justice Helen McEntee rejects proposals by officials but looks at other measures to free up prison capacity
Justin Kelly named new Deputy Garda Commissioner
Kelly will now be considered one of the most likely candidates to replace Drew Harris next year
Sinn Féin row with Brian Stanley deepens over referral of claims to Garda
Uncertainty in Garda about nature of complaint filed, with one source saying it was not filed in Dublin or with Garda HQ
Man arrested after gunshots fired at house in Co Clare
No one was injured during the incident on the Acha Bhile estate on the Lahinch Road
Four arrested after €8.5 million of cannabis seized in Tallaght, Co Dublin
Search carried out on business premises in Ballymount area on Friday afternoon
Revenue seize cocaine valued at €2.5m at Rosslare Europort
Gardaí arrested one man after freight unit arrived from Dunkirk
Man (20s) arrested after car hits Garda vehicles, four gardaí injured in Carlow
Gardaí attempted to stop the car on Saturday night and it was ‘intercepted’ shortly afterward
Seven-day eviction notice for tenant after drugs raid was not justified, RTB tribunal rules
Notice of termination for antisocial behaviour was ‘a draconian measure’ and would render the tenant homeless, the tribunal said
Troubling picture on Garda numbers remains unchanged by Budget 2025
McEntee repeating same recruitment aspiration as 2024 unlikely to kickstart sluggish growth in Garda numbers
More gardaí and strengthened public order units planned
Budget 2025: Government pledges to recruit between 800 and 1,000 extra gardaí next year and create more prison spaces
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