Dublin canal locals complain of sun-seeking drinkers littering and ‘urinating in gardens’
Several hundred people flocked to Portobello on Friday, leaving a clean-up operation in their wake
Garda Síochána
Government facing crisis filling Garda Commissioner job amid ‘entrenched’ dispute
Senior officers have no plans to apply to replace Drew Harris due to concerns about pension tax liability of an estimated €500,000
Garda and Roscommon GAA player pleads guilty to late-night assault
Caoileann Fitzmaurice (31), who is stationed at Pearse Street Garda station in Dublin, was ‘exceptionally intoxicated’ when he assaulted a hotel porter, court told
Tributes paid to teenager fatally struck by tractor
Michael Coffey died at the scene of incident at Beaufort, Co Kerry, on Monday evening
Justice for my Father by Austin Stack: An account of 40 years of relentless probing into prison officer’s IRA murder
Story of Brian Stack’s killing and its aftermath is an important and bleak retrospective on Ireland during the Troubles
Three women arrested and XL Bully dogs seized at Dublin property
Cash, mobile phones and scrambler motorcycles also seized in operation targeting west Dublin gang
Fiosrú replaces Gsoc and takes over responsibility for public’s complaints against gardaí
Police Ombudsman Emily Logan welcomes new era in oversight of force
Women protesting outside Leinster House strip-searched, one subjected to cavity search, Dáil hears
TDs protest at Garda treatment, Taoiseach did not understand ‘necessity for any strip-searching’
Man (60s) suffers serious head injuries in violent assault in south Dublin
Suspect (20s) arrested after victim found unresponsive in flat at midday on Tuesday
Majority of Irish homeowners to see property tax increases this year
Paschal Donohoe expected to brief colleagues on proposed changes to LPT charging mechanism to limit the impact of rising property values on householders
Two women killed in Cork crash named as weekend roads death toll rises to five
Mary Coughlan (64) and Susan O’Sullivan (41) died in north Cork, while pedestrian (30s) dies in hospital after Co Kilkenny incident
Man dies in two-car collision in Co Westmeath
Garda forensic collision investigators have completed a technical examination of the scene, but road remains closed
Hedgerows are a shining example of nature benefiting from human intervention
The mix of plants provides a range of ecosystem services and habitats that natural colonisation would not achieve
National Security Analysis Centre will no longer be a standalone agency under restructuring
Intelligence clearing house for government is to be wound down as an independent body and folded into a national security secretariat
Annie McCarrick’s best friend from childhood: ‘I believe she knew the person responsible for her death’
Investigators interviewed man originally from Dublin who knew the 27-year-old American around the time she went missing
Gardaí ‘keeping open mind’ over missing farmer in Co Kerry
Mike Gaine’s disappearance last Thursday regarded as ‘very unusual’, with his home and vehicles forensically examined
Man (40s) arrested after nearly €550,000 worth of cocaine and MDMA seized in Clondalkin
Arrest and seizure carried out under Operation Tara, the nationwide drive against drug gangs
Serial fraudster Samantha Cookes at centre of new Garda investigation
Woman currently in jail for social welfare fraud is now subject of new theft and fraud offences Garda investigation
New law needed to allow video statements as trial evidence in domestic abuse cases, Garda Inspectorate says
Almost half of domestic abuse victims dissatisfied with Garda handling of reports, says oversight body
Gardaí investigate ‘upskirting’ suspect targeting girls in south Dublin school
The fee-paying secondary school has sent a notice to parents, informing them that a ‘security incident’ had taken place
Social Protection officials may be allowed to sit in on Garda interviews in welfare fraud investigations
Dara Calleary looking at legislation on this issue on foot of recommendations of review group on economic crime
Ireland’s post-Kinahan drugs trade: Names and faces change but methods remain all too familiar
Background of €10.6m cocaine find in Kilkenny starting to become familiar in Republic’s gangland scene
Extremist right-wing groups growing international links, Irish risk assessment finds
New Department of Justice assessment of terrorism and terrorism finance puts Ireland’s risk levels at moderate but highlights a number of concerns
Public order gardaí reluctant to use force due to lack of numbers, report finds
Policing Authority report says Garda needs to update policy and procedures after 2023 riots
Teen arrested over road fatality is Co Donegal is released
Anthony Gallagher killed in Letterkenny collision while walking home with his brother, Martin
Israeli man spat at when confronted by two women in Dún Laoghaire bar, online footage shows
Gardaí investigating incident described by local mayor as ‘hateful and juvenile’
Gardaí investigate death of baby at Meath residence
State Pathologist to conduct postmortem examination following death reported to gardaí on Thursday
Two men charged over €2m Co Louth drug seizure refused bail
Both men arrested following Garda intelligence-led surveillance operation targeting transnational criminal organisation
Man who used rural properties as brothels found with child abuse material
Two of the brothels were in Roscommon town, while there were others in Longford, Carlow, Cavan, Wexford, Kildare and Leitrim
Gardaí enlist Europol to assist in case of missing Icelandic man Jón Jónsson
Investigators intend to use EU law enforcement agency to help co-ordinate with Icelandic police and chase down new leads
‘I was very nervous in the house after it. It was horrible.’ How burglars target your home for money and ‘kicks’
Burglaries are up 10% in the State – just how significant is that, and how can homeowners protect their property?
Fast boats and military-grade guns are new trends in Irish drugs trade, says assistant Garda chief
Irish drugs trade is now global and demand for cocaine is ‘surging’ here, says senior officer
Garda chief ‘very reluctant’ to stop force using Israeli-made Cellebrite tech
Technology is used to extract data from phones and computers to solve crimes, including murders
Firearm and ammunition discovered in Drogheda raid
Gardaí searched residential property as part of investigation targeting drugs supply
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