IRIS Pilot Scheme for the Deaf Community
The initiative, delivered through a webcam-enabled computer in the two pilot Garda stations, will allow video-link access to Irish Sign Language interpretation.
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19/11/19
An Garda Síochána and Irish Remote Interpreting Service (IRIS) Launch Pilot Scheme for the Deaf Community in Cabra and Tralee Garda Stations
The initiative, delivered through a webcam-enabled computer in the two pilot Garda stations will al...
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12/11/19
Metal Theft Campaign on the 12/11/19
Information can be provided to your local Garda station, by calling ESB Networks on 1820 372 999 or...
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6/11/19
Be Winter Ready! #BeWinterReady
Attention should be drawn to the particular risk posed by hail showers, hail is one weather conditi...
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20/11/19
Missing Person - Robbie Moore (18) Cabra, Dublin 7 on the 20/11/19
Robbie left his home on a grey bicycle carrying a black rucksack on his person.
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20/11/19
Seizure of two firearms in Ballynanty, Limerick on the 19/11/19.
Investigations ongoing and there is no photograph of the firearms.
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19/11/19
Fatal Road Traffic Collision at Carraroe, Sligo on the 19/11/19
The sole occupant of the jeep, a male in his 60s was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of th...
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