Paula Hilman

RSA urges drivers to be extra cautious as more people holiday at home

Campaign warns of ‘a different sort of atmosphere’ on ‘extremely busy roads’

New additions make Republic squad representative of a diverse Ireland

Andrew Omobamidele, Chiedozie Ogbene and Gavin Bazunu have Nigerian heritage

More than a third of those killed on roads had been drinking, report finds

RSA and Garda warn motorists over drink-driving ahead of St Patrick’s Day

Garda’s new Canadian policing ‘star’ is a progressive reformer

Former Toronto deputy chief Shawna Coxon faces step up to Garda second-in-command

Almost 800 arrested for driving while intoxicated over Christmas period

There were 10 fatalities on Irish roads over the holiday period, compared to 16 in 2019

Gardaí make 160 arrests for drink- and drug-driving over weekend

Too many still taking chances says assistant commissioner after four deaths on the roads

Half of most senior Garda posts filled by women after appointment of PSNI officer

Paula Hilman officially leaves North’s force to take up Garda assistant commissioner role

Coronavirus: Senior gardaí defer retirement to help tackle crisis

Assistant Commissioners Pat Leahy and John O’Driscoll to stay on in force

Rugby rape trial investigator appointed to senior Garda role

PSNI’s Paula Hilman one of three new assistant commissioners

Record number of domestic abuse incidents reported in North

Officers respond to domestic abuse incident every 17 minutes, PSNI says

Fermanagh ‘paedophile ring’: PSNI pledges to investigate every allegation

Child protection branch boss says a historical abuse inquiry in the county is a ‘priority’

PSNI must investigate alleged paedophile ring, says ex-watchdog

Nuala O’Loan calls for action after victims come forward with claims of historic abuse

People risk being sued for online comments on verdict, say experts

Defamation laws apply to online commentary in case of Belfast rape trial

'Vile commentary' on social media of rape trial condemned

Defence solicitor says comments pollute public discourse and raise concerns over integrity of process

Complainant in Belfast rape trial ‘upset and disappointed’ at verdict

Chief Supt said woman has not expressed any regrets about making the complaint

Most Read

1

‘I have a widow’s pension and private pension: will my family have to repay funds when I die?’

2

Fintan O’Toole: Sinn Féin casts developer Tom McFeely as a villain and IRA man Tom McFeely as a hero

3

Young couple brings new life to former Catholic ‘Bishop’s Palace’ in Ballaghaderreen

4

Chef Dylan McGrath seeks rescue plan for two restaurants

5

US justice department under pressure to explain raid on Trump’s estate

You may also like...

The Irish Times ePaper