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Closing date: 3pm on Friday, 14th April 2023.
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24/03/23
The Garda Commissioner has today welcomed the announcement by the Minister for Justice Simon Harris...
23/03/23
Do not park illegally - your actions may have consequences for Emergency Vehicle Access or cause da...
23/03/23
Patrons wishing to travel by road to the general Dublin City area to attend the match should avail ...
15/03/23
An Garda Síochána notes the verdict of the jury today for the Capital Murder of Detective Garda Col...
25/03/23
Gardaí are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 17-year-old Jim Bob McDona...
25/03/23
Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene of a fatal road traffic collision that occurred th...
25/03/23
Gardaí are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 54-year-old Finbarr O'Dohe...
25/03/23
Early this morning, Saturday 26th March 2023, the male in his 60s, arrested in relation to the disc...
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.
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.
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.
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.