Far-right threat is now 'centre stage' for the Government, says Taoiseach

Gardaí have thanked the public and the media for their assistance

Justice minister says the Policing Authority will now provide clarity on what is permitted

Help needed trawling the sheer volume of CCTV footage from last week's riots

Forget all the talk about resignations, we must look into the reasons people feel anger

Protestors stopping cars entering the village of Dromahair 

Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to the crash

A vote of no confidence is unlikely to be tabled but the Justice Minister is under sustained pressure from the opposition

Former garda writes that tolerance of antisocial behaviour and under-resourcing of An Garda Síochána contributed to Dublin's 'night of shame'

Justice Minister says 'trawling through thousands of hours of CCTV footage' to identify suspects should not take gardaí months of work

The riotous events in Dublin, while shocking, were not surprising.

While shopkeepers and store owners restored their premises for what should have been one of the busiest pre-Christmas days of the year, the consumer bonanza which is known as Black Friday, schools in Dublin were closing for the day

'I’m not afraid to come out today, you can’t let bullies win' — a sentiment being echoed all over Dublin by shoppers, traders, and tourists 

Our challenge remains to use the law to prevent hate speech, but not in a way that unduly curbs or politicises free speech

One reader urges caution about assisted dying, while others address issues including conflict in the Middle East, the shortage of gardaí, and Leaving Cert Irish exam questions

The luxury items will include gold Rolex watches, Louis Vuitton bags and Moncler jackets

'A Kidnapping' by Ronan McGreevy and Tommy Conlon tells the story of the kidnap and eventual rescue of Don Tidey

Despite a court order not to contact his ex-wife, the violent convict caused further distress by 'bombarding' her with letters

Iranian criminal gangs and Middle East militants Hezbollah may be linked to seizure of 2.2 tonnes of cocaine aboard the MV Matthew

Gardaí have thanked the public and the media for their assistance

Workplace Relations Commission found that An Garda Síochána failed to provide Sgt David Haughney with ‘reasonable accommodation’ for a disability under the Employment Equality Act

Garda actions taken due to 'immediate and serious risk' to the child

One reader says the National Driver Licence Service should not have gone cashless, while others consider issues including conflict in the Middle East and the new garda recruitment age

The matter has been referred to the Anti-Corruption Unit but how many gardaí are being investigated was not confirmed

Road users urged to ‘look out for one another’ during bank holiday weekend

Following a review, the CSO concluded that Garda PULSE data is fit for official statistics purposes

Independent examiner is being created under the Policing, Security and Community Safety Bill

Memorandum of understanding sets out the process for reporting suspect claims

A man who pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of his infant grandson told gardaí he shook the baby in an attempt to calm him.

New figures show there was a sharp reduction in the backlog of child sexual abuse imagery and other material waiting to be examined in the last 12 months 

The Oireachtas has the "responsibility" to find a legal mechanism to implement a landmark recommendation from the Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs — that possession of drugs for personal use should be “effectively” decriminalised.

'Thousands of men, women, and children have been killed in Israel. Thousands of men, women, and children have been killed in Palestine... The indiscriminate bombing must stop'

The figures also show more women contacted the helpline (84%) than men (15.7%)

One reader questions the attractiveness to older recruits of a belated career in An Garda Síochána, while others write about aspects of the Israel-Palestine conflict

GRA president is not convinced people in their 40s with children and mortgages would be enticed into joining the force at entry level

Kind and loving, bubbly and affectionate, Tina Satchwell’s disappearance has devastated her loved ones and perplexed the general public

Move comes following criticism that the force was struggling to reach its recruitment target of 1,000 by the end of the year

Gardaí have followed more than 400 lines of inquiry over the last six and a half years and took witness statements from over 170 people 

Justice minister said she is engaging with the Garda Commissioner on increasing the maximum age at which people can apply to join An Garda Síochána

Spaces around the three-storey terrace house have also been cordoned off and gardaí have cleared a space in a builders yard opposite the house

Ms Satchwell was reported missing from her home in Youghal in 2017. Gardaí said: 'The investigation has been upgraded to murder'

The crash occurred on the R262 near Glenties shortly before 4pm on Sunday afternoon

One reader responds to Joanna Fortune's advice about helping children to learn Gaeilge, while others examine topics including Catherine Martin's trip to the Ryder Cup 

The Irish justice system came under pressure on Tuesday as barristers went on strike and gardaí refused voluntary overtime