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Reporting a Crime
Information about how to report a crime, victim support services, victims information leaflet, victim services offices.
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25/05/22
Commissioner Harris Speech at Centenary Commemoration in Gresham Hotel on 24/5/22
Booklets attached
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20/04/22
Ireland’s 1st Mainline Motorway Average Speed Camera Safety System
Commences Monday 25th April 2022
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12/04/22
Safety Advice for Meeting People Online 12/4/22
An Garda Síochána would like to provide the following advice to the public in general when speaking...
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12/04/22
Co-operating at an International Level in Protecting Communities from Organised and Serious Crime 12/4/22
On 12/4/22 An Garda Síochána, in conjunction with international law enforcements partners, launched...
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25/05/22
Operation Tara - €140,000 Drug Seizure - One Man Arrested - Caherconlish, Co. Limerick - 24th May 2022
During the course of the search 2 kilo of suspected cocaine was discovered
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24/05/22
Witness Appeal - Serious Road Traffic Collision - Tuam, Co. Galway - 24th May 2022
Tuam Garda Station on 093 708 40, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda Station
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24/05/22
Court Appearance: Money Laundering Operation - Co Laois, 6 April 2020
Four people have been arrested and charged by Gardaí as part of a money laundering investigation re...
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24/05/22
Witness Appeal - Fatal Road Traffic Collision - Smithboro, Co. Monaghan - 23rd May 2022
Monaghan Garda Station on 047 77 200, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda Sta...
Victim Services
An Garda Síochána aims to deliver a consistently high level of service to every victim of crime by providing a respectful, reassuring, responsive and reliable service, addressing the needs and expectations of all victims in a non-discriminatory manner.
Preventing Crime
An Garda Síochána works to combat crime in a number of ways, one of which is through Community Policing. Community policing occurs where Gardaí and members of the community and statutory and voluntary agencies work together.
Garda Vetting
The Garda National Vetting Bureau's primary objective is to provide an accurate and responsible vetting service which enhances the protection of children and vulnerable persons through enabling safer recruitment decisions.
Safer Roads
Improving road safety and significantly reducing the incidence of fatal and serious injury on Irish roads is the main responsibility of the Garda National Roads Policing Bureau. Roads Policing Units will focus on community protection, crime prevention and denying criminals the use of the roads.