Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors

AGSI claims new rosters will involve up to 47 extra shifts per year for some Garda members because working hours will be shorter

Process to hire 1,000 new gardaí per year set to open on Friday, but AGSI expresses concerns

AGSI fears Garda commissioner will bring in roster without agreement and wants court to injunct commissioner from unilaterally imposing schedule

Drew Harris memo to gardaí denies trying to ‘impose’ new rosters and that he had rushed to the WRC

Agsi says members would decide, not Garda Commissioner, whether to withdraw service over deepening roster row

AGSI members to go ahead with first ‘day of action’ despite invitation to Workplace Relations Commission for roster talks

Drew Harris extends rosters with 12-hour shifts until September as WRC tries to reach agreement

Q&A: A withdrawal of service by Garda members – a strike in all but name – could be just weeks away

AGSI accuses Drew Harris of ‘failure’ over protracted talks to introduce new rosters in place of Covid arrangements

A rise in public order offences could result, sergeants and inspectors’ representative warned

Members reject new Garda roster proposals, citing concerns around work life balance

Association of Garda Superintendents also says protected disclosure system causing stress among members

Sinn Féin wants €200 voucher for everyone in country and extra bank holiday introduced

Prof Cahill has not appeared at hearings in London after allegedly illegal gathering

HSE chief defends rollout plan amid reports of people skipping vaccination queue

New vaccine rollout plan not a reflection on ‘how valued’ certain workers are, says Minister

‘We are on the final stretch of this terrible journey’, Micheál Martin insists as he announces phased changes to Covid-19 lockdown

State has not vaccinated enough people to take risks with Covid-19 restrictions, Ministers are warned

Mid-ranking gardaí and military officers say they were excluded from talks on agreement

Fórsa, Siptu say measures were best that could be achieved, AGSI says it was not included in negotiating proposals

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

AGSI general secretary says hard for gardaí to practically police private gatherings

Garda association and bus union both say they are not responsible for policing regulation

More than 300 members of force referred for testing and had to self-isolate

AGSI member is accused of acting as a security consultant in his spare time

Commissioner Drew Harris will give a ‘personal apology’ to former garda

Reforms to focus on frontline policing and ensure gardaí ‘more visible in communities’

Party backs new Garda Commissioner but raises concerns over loyalist-RUC collusion

Charlie Flanagan says Garda will buy no new motorbikes as fleet drops from 104 to 92

Middle-ranking members of Garda challenge Minister for Justice over representation

Agsi conference to hear call for suicide prevention programme

Superintendents will refuse to engage in changes in Garda

Government backs recommendation Garda bodies should not become trade unions

Government review calls for new measures to prevent industrial action by Garda members

Former ‘Irish Times’ editor says lack of Government support for commission was a factor

Deal will see wage rises of between 6.2% and 10%, depending on when person was hired

Nóirín O’Sullivan set to address sergeants and inspectors at annual conference

Gardaí cite examples of people recording them with ‘nefarious intent’

Jim O’Callaghan: A blemish on our justice system that 14,700 wrongful convictions not overturned

Garda Commissioner says officers must ‘do better’ to restore public trust in the force