Civil liberties groups have previously voiced worries over surveillance and discrimination

Unarmed gardaí putting lives at risk to detain suspects spurs call for review of Armed Support Unit

Delegates told that lack of resources has led to three year backlog in examining devices

Ireland’s stance must ‘evolve’ in the face of new international threats

Garda Representative Association also concerned about ‘downward trend’ of recruitment

Many believe there has been an increase in assaults in the capital – and some think there are fewer gardaí on the streets

Apartment near top of Elite Residence Tower one of many properties connected to the family

Flaw potentially allows cybercriminals to intercept customer data

Victim being treated in hospital after suffering non-life threatening injuries

Inquiry into violent attack on 52-year-old in Ballymun ‘casting a very wide net’

During Cork operation a 40-year-old man and 42-year-old woman arrested

Girl (17) was seriously injured in single-car collision in Carraig Airt over a week ago

Building now being used as temporary accommodation for Ukrainian refugees

‘I think it reflects a mindset that is worrying and not in touch with reality,’ says Martin

Putin associate speaks of attacks on ‘British Isles’ amid UK support for Ukraine

Requirement for in-cell sanitation will mean less room for prisoners in E Block

Potential pilots must now only attain a minimum weight of 53kg to be safe

Current proposals are to increase spending over the course of several years

Video footage showed unwell man being encouraged to leave Letterkenny hospital

Retired garda Willie McGee’s book details investigations of major scams from the past

Gardaí join Ictu in seeking fresh negotiations over 2020’s Building Momentum deal

Applications from Black, Asian and Traveller communities increase dramatically

Interim report containing testimonies of serving and ex-members sent to Minister

Almost three-quarters of 2,272 legal claims have been completed, committee told

Proposal to spend extra €500m a year falls short of most ambitious commission target

82% of victims were female, and more than a quarter of crimes were over a decade old

Alleged incident occurred in accommodation at Sarsfield Barracks in Limerick last year

Fast-growing Irish defence industry is creating jobs but provoking human rights concerns

At least six individuals visited by Special Detective Unit members in recent months

Businessman’s home searched in investigation of alleged criminal activity in Border region

MTK Global says promoters will no longer work with them after US sanctions bulletin

Businessman tells BBC NI operation apparently linked to ‘coercion, deception, harassment’

If approved by Government, the decision will allow Raco to participate in public pay talks

Use of emerging technologies must be legislated for, says human rights commission

Defence Forces told there were legal concerns about sending unit overseas

Tributes paid to Aidan Moffitt (42) and Michael Snee (58) by Ministers

Detectives try to locate members of gay community who may have interacted with suspect (22)

Gardaí arrest female suspect (40s) believed to have been known to victim

Michael Snee (59) was killed in his house on Tuesday, Aidan Moffitt (42) on Monday

The matter is currently the subject of a military police investigation

Aidan Moffitt’s badly mutilated body was found in his home in Sligo

Unit focused on domestic violence forced to prioritise child sex abuse cases, forum told

The two cutter vessels are expected to cost between €8 and €10 million each

Victim named as Aidan Moffitt, a Fine Gael activist who worked in property sector

Training of country’s police forces will continue, Department of Defence says

Evidence to be used as part of potential International Criminal Court prosecutions

Cameras will be deployed in pilot project in several divisions

Applications for the funding open from today, with investment to start at €2m a year

People of Ireland Against Fuel Prices seeks fuel price caps and Eamon Ryan’s resignation

Armed garda shot 27-year-old during incident at his home in Clonee in December 2020

Barry Andrews says current defence spending is ‘virtually negligent’

Total number of such inquiries is equivalent of 10% of the force being under investigation

The practise will be banned but not for transgender people

Complaints include claims of sexual and physical abuse and illegal medical treatments

Irish gangs now sourcing drugs directly from mainland Europe, says British embassy-commissioned report

Bill for refugee accommodation, health and education may hit €1.7bn for 2022

Orwell Road embassy suspected of being a front for intelligence gathering since 1970s

Bribery and corruption threaten Ireland’s public and private spheres, detectives say

Russian embassy rejects asssertion that activities of staff ‘not in accordance with international standards’

Significant decline noted in homicide figures but incidents of fraud continue to increase

Three ageing vessels may be gifted to friendly nation, scrapped or sold

Pierre Zakrzewski and colleague died when car hit by Russian shelling outside Kyiv

Career criminal set to serve about half of the 21-year sentence handed down on Monday

Criminals more sophisticated at defrauding firms and citizens, says economic crime unit

Kinahan cartel imported drugs inside machinery, then exported machines full of cash

A key feature of the Strategic Compass is the development of an EU Rapid Deployment Capacity

Emergency accommodation may be offered in arenas, conference centres and even tents

Covid conspiracy groups have provided a ready-made infrastructure for the spread of census misinformation

Nine new pilots receive their wings at Casement Aerodrome event to mark centenary

Diarmuid Rossa Phelan ‘not entitled to any greater consideration than any other accused’

Community around Finglas is ‘shocked, saddened and numb with grief’

Naval exercises off south coast a ‘classic’ example of information warfare

Women of Honour group says ‘99.99%’ of cases do not even result in court martial

Nóirín O’Sullivan recounts incident during address to women in police conference

Drew Harris made comments at a Women in Policing conference in Dublin

Gardaí building a case for extradition of organised crime boss to Ireland to face charges

‘I’ve done my bit, lads,’ says Leitrim businessman Desmond Wisley

Garda Padraig Scott has little memory of the attack which occurred in Cavan last week

Three-year strategy to review ways of dealing with minor crimes aside from prosecutions

The ground has shifted and Ireland’s approach to military defence will come under scrutiny like never before

Infants united with Irish parents after medics brought them to Ukraine’s western border

Inquiry follows correspondence from retired army sergeant and whistleblower

Many in military believe Ireland should supply lethal weapons in fight against Russia

Gardaí issue appeal as item containing potentially dangerous material is stolen

Death occurred last Wednesday in a Garda station in Co Carlow

Claims Orwell Road site used for spying as calls grow for expulsion of ambassador

Uniformed member of the force left disoriented in early morning attack in Cavan

Nearly all Europe’s airspace to be closed to Russian aircraft as other countries join ban

Ambassador’s residence and Russian embassy both the focus of anger

Protective, medical and other items part of wider EU package agreed by member states

Finns take a ‘whole of society approach’ to security, says ambassador on hybrid threats

More gardaí are now coming forward to identify wrongdoing, says Shawna Coxon

To what extent is the rich variety of Irish society reflected in backgrounds of gardaí?

Policing set to become more complex in better educated and more diverse Republic

The Irish police force, now 100 years old, is undergoing its biggest transformation

Nursing home restrictions to be significantly relaxed from Monday, Department of Health says

Dundalk lawyer informed in 2020 after masks became obligatory in certain areas

Government has missed deadline to pass restrictions on blank firing weapons

Investigators hear claims soldier offered vouchers to complainants after a party at McKee Barracks

Defence Forces spokeswoman says ‘matter remains subject of an ongoing investigation’