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Prominent garda staff association rep given disciplinary notice for Irish Times quotes (opens the original)
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A prominent member of the Garda Representative Association (GRA) has been served with a disciplinary notice over comments to The Irish Times about the health and welfare of its members following a significant incident last month. The Dublin garda, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is a senior member of the GRA. The Garda staff association told The Irish Times it was âshockedâ and vowed to ârigorously defendâ its representative following the disciplinary notice which was issued last
Man (51) refused bail after âviolent and unprovoked attackâ that left Michael Healy-Rae with seven stitches (opens the original)
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A man accused of carrying out a âviolent and unprovoked attackâ on Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae in south central Dublin this week has been refused bail and remanded to the custody of Cloverhill Prison. The day after the âpolitically motivatedâ attack, gardaà saw and arrested a man who was spotted in the same clothes, walking the same dog with same harness on the same road the incident took place, the court was told. Anthony Foley (51) with an address at Rosary Road, Maryland, Dublin 8, ap
Jason Hutch remains unrepresented as prosecution file prepared (opens the original)
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Jason Hutch, the son of veteran criminal and failed election candidate Gerry âThe Monkâ Hutch, remained unrepresented during his second court appearance on charges of facilitating organised crime, citing âproblemsâ caused by the solicitorsâ strike. The court ordered his âincome, outgoings and any savings or assetsâ must be examined in a statement of means before legal aid was granted. Jason Jamie Murphy (37), also known as Jason Hutch, of The Paddocks, Clontarf, Dublin 3, appeared
Just six frontline gardaà set to get pursuit training in 2026, TDs told (opens the original)
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Just six frontline gardaà are likely to get pursuit training by the end of this year and it could be 2028 before significant numbers complete the course, an Oireachtas committee heard on Tuesday. The director of training at the Garda College, Chief Supt Brian Sugrue, said a âvery smallâ number of gardaà would be trained by the end of 2026. âI expect probably a single, or maybe two courses, before the end of this year, with a wider roll-out in 2027,â he said, going on to clarify that it
Victims less likely to report crime over perceived lack of Garda response, CSO finds (opens the original)
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Crime victims have become less likely to report incidents to An Garda SÃochána as they believe the force could not or would not act, according to new research. The number of people who said they have experienced theft, fraud or assaults in the past year has nearly doubled since 2019, the Central Statistics Office (CSO) report shows. A rising number of people are deciding not to report a large proportion of the crimes they experience, the CSO found in its most recent household survey examining
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