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Behind the scenes at a garda control centre: Who takes your 999 call?

The Dublin Metropolitan Region office handles ten times as may calls as the next busiest centre.

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100 gardaí involved in morning crime raids in Waterford

The operation is ongoing.

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Waterford crime raids targeted documents rather than guns or drugs

No arrests were made during yesterday’s operation which involved up to 100 gardaí.

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Gardaí to review capacity to deal with child porn investigations

Minister Frances Fitzgerald said the will be insistent that there are strategies to overcome obstacles in detecting and prosecuting internet crime.

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Ross: ‘Senior garda appointments should be a minister-free zone’

The Minister for Justice said reforms were already underway in relation to the establishment of an independent Garda Authority.

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Decision to allow gardaí strike would raise "serious" issues for Ireland

The Council of Europe found that Ireland was not in compliance with a number of articles within the European Social Charter.

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'How much do you trust An Garda Síochána?' - Gardaí to start polling the...

The first “Public Attitudes Survey” in six years comes after months of scandal and controversy.

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Gardaí arrest five after €500k ecstasy seizure in Dublin

Equipment, chemicals and 50,000 tablets were found in a series of searches.

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Is this yours? Gardaí are trying to reunite you with all your lost stuff

If you’re missing a tool box, a trumpet, or your wedding ring – there is hope.

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Does any of this jewellery belong to you? Gardaí found it in a raid

Including a pendant with family photos that really should go back to its owner.

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Two-year-old boy killed after being hit by a van in Tipperary

That brings to 24 the number of pedestrians killed on Irish roads this year.

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Gardaí in Dublin arrest dozens on drug charges after six-month operation

Operation Tempest has made landfall…

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Limerick Gardaí to make history with rainbow flag at gay pride parade

Limerick Gardaí to LGBT community: “We’ve got your back.”

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Irish and UK authorities to launch new terrorist flight watchlist

Irish and UK intelligence sharing is “at an all time high.”

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Gardaí investigated for behaviour on personal social media accounts

The investigations come on foot of a new internal policy on personal social media use.

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Gardaí seize €700,000 worth of heroin and cannabis in Co Meath

Three men have been arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking.

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'Surprisingly high': 282 cases of alleged Garda misconduct are being reviewed

That’s a lot.

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This garda car has an interesting word on its roof...

Well that was unexpected.

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State surveillance: How Gardaí and others can secretly monitor you

Part One of TheJournal.ie’s two-part series on state surveillance in Ireland.

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State surveillance: What the government and Gardaí don't want you to know

Part Two of TheJournal.ie’s two-part series on state surveillance in Ireland.

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New GSOC chairman will be paid €145,000 – whenever they are hired

The former chairman’s tenure became mired in controversy over reports the office had been under surveillance.

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Over 5,000 allegations and one garda dismissed: A look at GSOC's 'most...

One in three complaints made last year related to abuse of authority.

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A man walked out of court – three weeks later he was charged with killing his...

The report comes in the wake of the case of Celyn Eadon.

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Brendan Smyth victim: ‘I could have been saved’

Rose said she would consider taking legal action against gardaí who were aware of his abuse.

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'They put me down on the ground because I was with a group of black people'

A study by the Immigrant Council of Ireland has led to calls for a better complaints system for migrants who experience discrimination at the hands of public officials.

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Violent footage shows vigilante attack on man

He was punched twice and kicked in the head.

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Rise in garda assaults and obstructions ‘a cause for concern’

There were 84 incidents recorded in the first three months of this year.

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On-duty garda killed in Louth shooting

At least two people have died in the incident, which took place at a house near Omeath.

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Garda detective found bullet on windscreen after being told his life was in...

Sgt Joseph O’Hara is making a claim for compensation on the basis that he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of threats to his life.

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This picture of all of the car keys lost at Electric Picnic will give you...

HOW DID THEY GET HOME?

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Lost something at Electric Picnic? Here’s your chance to get it back

Just look at those car keys…

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Living in fear: Garda cutbacks are deeply felt in rural Ireland

Strong local communities are needed to tackle the increasing threat of rural crime, Darragh McCullough writes.

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Garda who 'lost her ambition' after vicious assault awarded €75,000

Garda Claire Sheehan underwent surgery after suffering a broken nose during the 2007 attack.

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Your last chance to apply: Garda recruitment drive ends today

Demand for this year’s positions is expected to be high.

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Drivers caught recording video as they passed serious crash receive penalty...

The drivers received three penalty points and were fined €160.

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'I was a happy-go-lucky guy before the assault but now I'd describe my life...

Gardaí have launched a public awareness campaign to reduce assaults.

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Driver to appear in court after turning from checkpoint and speeding off on...

The car was abandoned in a supermarket car park and the driver ran off.

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Garda Commissioner expected to be brought before PAC earlier than planned

Vice-chair of the PAC Alan Kelly said the commissioner should appear again in a couple of weeks.

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Speed cameras in Port Tunnel going live from midnight

The fixed charge penalty for speeding currently is an €80 fine and three penalty points.

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Whistleblowers: The Garda watchdog is getting four new investigators to deal...

GSOC has the role of investigating protected disclosures made by members of An Garda Síochána.

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