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Taoiseach calls for Garda Commissioner to engage with Gardai about protest training concerns

The AGSI raised concerns on Friday that Gardaí felt "grossly undertrained" to deal with protests that have occurred in recent weeks

Irish Mirror

GSOC request Garda probe into claims investigator attended party with Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch

Sources have told The Irish Mirror that former colleagues of the man believe he could fly out of Ireland as early as this week

Irish Mirror

GSOC officer 'at Gerry Hutch party' set to leave Ireland and can't be quizzed as he's resigned

GSOC, which is a civilian body that investigates allegations of wrongdoing against gardai, has no power to compel the man to talk because he has resigned.

Irish Mirror

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Fears GSOC officer may leave Ireland following Gerry Hutch party claims

Sources say that former colleagues of the man believe he could fly out of the country as early as this week

Dublin Live

Gardaí vote to take 'days of action' but will delay to work during Joe Biden visit

The proposed four days of action are due to take place in May, June, July and August.

Irish Mirror

Joe Biden Dublin visit could be dosed with 'blue flu' as garda body considers action

A roster dispute for gardai was referred to the Workplace Relations Commission earlier this year

Dublin Live

Simon Harris says Garda protest during Joe Biden visit would be ‘unhelpful’

A Garda union held a recent protest by off-duty members over a rostering arrangement that began during the Covid pandemic.

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Simon Harris says Eoin Ó Broin's controversial eviction tweet 'cut deep' with gardaí

Speaking the annual AGSI confrence in Galway, Justice Minister Simon Harris said that Sinn Féin's Eoin Ó Broin had attempted to compare gardaí to "some sort of colonial force past" in his controversial tweet.

Irish Mirror

Eoin O Broin garda eviction tweet slammed as 'crass and ignorant'

Mr Ó Broin posted a picture of an image by artist Mála Spíosarí that is based on a famine-era eviction and includes photoshopped images of both masked and uniformed gardaí

Dublin Live

Fine Gael Minister brands Eoin Ó Broin garda eviction tweet 'crass and ignorant'

Fine Gael Minister of State Patrick O’Donovan said that the tweet from Sinn Féin's Eoin Ó Broin showing modern day gardaí at a famine-era eviction was an example of the "mask lifting"

Irish Mirror

Gardai call for transgender rules to be axed until they're properly educated

The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors today said it is calling for the formal withdrawal of the Gender Identity in the Workplace plan. The topic is one of many expected to be raised at the annual conference of AGSI in Salthill , Galway this week.

Irish Mirror

Gardai take to the streets in roster protest - and plan another 'day of action'

The protest follows the moving of gardai to a new roster during the Covid-19 pandemic

Irish Mirror

Gardai to protest in Phoenix Park over rota frustration

“The membership is angry, upset and frustrated that just over five weeks from now they do not know what their work pattern is, a situation which would be unacceptable in any other workplace"

Dublin Live

Garda Commissioner says day of action by force representative body will not be a repeat of 'Blue Flu'

He told the broadcaster: “I don’t think there’s any risk of a blue flu.”

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Gardai to take a ‘day of action’ in dispute over roster issues

100 members of the AGSI will march to Garda Headquarters in Phoenix Park next Monday after a row over proposed rosters

Irish Mirror

Major concerns raised about gardai's capacity to deal with domestic abuse cases

Divisional Protective Services Units 'are not delivering that service because we don’t have capacity'

Irish Mirror

Garda body cameras to be piloted in next 12 months before full rollout expected next year

Justice Minister Helen McEntee believes that their use will be hugely beneficial to investigating domestic violence incidents

Dublin Live

Gardai to trial body cameras which are said to help domestic abuse victims

Justice Minister Helen McEntee believes that their use will be hugely beneficial to investigating domestic violence incidents while also protecting officers on the job

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