Hazel Chu says she fears for her daughter’s safety after messages from far-right groups

Programme saw trainees spend less time in classrooms during pandemic

Garda apprehends individual after he attempted to breach security at Dublin complex

Nphet records 2,001 further cases while Donnelly says 94,000 have received vaccine

‘There is a lesson not being learned here. The message isn’t getting through’

Victim pushed to ground and kicked while out for walk in Balbriggan, Dublin

Cannabis remains most commonly detected substance by gardaí targeting drug-driving

Alleged assault with a weapon occurred in Sligo town on Saturday evening

Jesuit priest, who has died aged 91, remembered for his intellect, ‘positivity and compassion’

Irish travellers will not have to quarantine on arrival

Anyone who arrived into State from Brazil is urged to self-isolate and identify for testing

From overcrowding to no running water, infant mortality were high in many homes

Tipperary home had exceptionally high infant mortality rate, even for the time

Gardaí receive range of new powers to enforce coronavirus measures

Once-strong relationship between gardaí and west Dublin community has worsened

Gardaí shot suspect following assault on shopkeeper and threats to officers

Whistleblower accuses some personnel of stealing prison property and selling or keeping it

Mail sent to relatives of young man shot dead by police last week is to be fingerprinted

Short-term randomised mobile operation aims to encourage motorists to turn back

Gloria Nkencho will tell Gsoc she informed gardaí her brother had mental health issues

Father of two named as Mark Loughlin from Offaly

Retired garda urges people not to judge incident based on phone footage lacking context

Protest outside Blanchardstown Garda station after death of George Nkencho (27)

Specialist officers called to lengthy standoff after reports suspect was armed with a knife

Lobbying body ‘needs to be looked into before it spins out of control’ – Mulligan

‘Coco’s Law’ is named for Nicole Fox, who took her own life after online harassment

Remote hearings will be possible from at least 26 women’s refuges under new plan

2020 in review: In almost every crime trend, the pandemic was the primary driving factor

FV Kayleigh presumed to have sunk off Cork coast following blaze onboard

Just 36 inmates being released for festive period down from 113 last year

Mahmoud Bazzi (76) jailed for 15 years by military tribunal in Lebanon

Gardaí find pubs with up to 200 people on-site with no food or social distancing

Civil case taken under anti-organised crime laws

One of the few crime categories to show an increase was drugs and weapon possession

Technology companies worried about ‘onerous obligations’

Government announced a complete ban on flights from Britain for at least 48 hours

Man (20s) arrested, one vehicle seized during event with little evidence of social distancing

Officials believe State must comply with international obligations on hate speech

Law will target those who ‘intentionally or recklessly’ incite hate

Government plans to protect social-media companies from prosecution

Stronger sentences planned for offences motivated by hate for ethnic or religious group

Incoming legislation on hate speech likely to generate significant debate

Commission will examine forces’ future but many within military fear its scope is limited

Warning follows recent incident in south in which girl was injured and taken to hospital

Arrest linked to Revenue operation targeting smuggling of drugs into country

High Level Vaccine Taskforce expected to issue report to Government

IMO warns of lack of clarity as vaccine taskforce prepares to issue plan to Government

Garda says it has had ‘numerous reports’ of people falling victim to text and email fraud

Gardaí told to give people several chances to comply before taking action

Plan to be discussed by Ministers today will consider a dozen different population cohorts for first priority group

Priority for prisoners would likely cause public upset as groups lobby for access

Fresh appeal for information about missing man last seen on Haddington Road in Dublin

Garda say deceased was victim of serious assault two weeks before death

Edel Fox lodged case against the Garda Síochána and the State last week

Both men were discharged from hospital and are recovering at home

Notice comes as Europol warns member states about risk of criminals hijacking vaccine shipments for onward sale

Ireland should help poorer nations to intercept cocaine on its behalf, paper states

Relationship between military and civil service described as ‘toxic’

New diversity strategy aims to make Garda a more welcoming workplace

Longest term served was 28 years, while the shortest was 14

Retailers take pragmatic approach to avoid potential legal action over ‘severe distress’

Deceased, who can’t be identified due to reporting restrictions, were found in their Dublin home

Two fresh allegations added to inquiry already under way into former swimming coach

Personnel to be hired from technology firms and new decryption machines to be used

Homelessness and judges’ ‘misguided paternalism’ blamed for increase

Offenders face up to seven years in prison under legislation originally drafted by Labour

European group’s report highlighted serious failings in how some prionsers are treated

Mentally ill inmate found in lamentable state by European Committee for Prevention of Torture

Garda Commissioner urges victims of drug debt intimidation to come forward

Reporting tool grants people ‘safety in numbers’ rather than relying solely on individuals to report crimes

Gardaí say central Dublin busy but crowds coming together to drink alcohol down

Potential harassment and child pornography offences to be examined

Current public pay agreement to expire at end of 2020

The Bureau is targeting assets of a border region organised crime group

Announcement follows alleged leaking of thousands of images on Irish women online

Error in Road Traffic Act spotted four years after the legislation was introduced

Convicted killer had challenged use of phone data showing how he planned murder

Investigating officers still trying to piece together circumstances of the three fatalities

Concerns move may reduce current high level of compliance and appear ‘inconsistent’

Former attorney general involved in some of the most important cases of 1990s

Gardaí believe gang laundered €14.6m in stolen money through Irish accounts between 2015 and 2017

Garda attended media briefing while awaiting test which later came back positive

Comdt Luke Foley takes over from Comdt Shane Keogh as head of Raco

Move comes after lengthy inquiry by team of officers at Garda National Bureau of Criminal Investigation

Irish Prison Service says it is working closely with HSE and contact tracing is ongoing

Gardaí believe victim may have quarrelled with someone known to him prior to death

Air Corps to be excluded from future search and rescue work as service goes out to tender

Detectives believe businessman thought he was taking part in legitimate deal

Gardaí uncover ‘sophisticated cannabis cultivation operation’

Five prisoners and 11 staff have confirmed cases of coronavirus so far

Incident occurred during a brawl between two groups at about 2pm

Fines will range from about €60 to €2,500 for breaches

Gardaí have seized €35,490 worth of fireworks so far this year, an increase on 2019

Inmates and staff tested in first recorded spread of virus in prison of pandemic

One apprentice complains of being ‘roared at’ to leave due to Covid-19 restrictions

Staff at local school attended by the children receiving psychological support

Covid-19 illness and retention crisis curbing crew members and operation of navy vessels