Fuel protesters ‘being manipulated’; Taoiseach challenged; Cork forecourts ‘badly hit’
Some 100 forecourts were dry on Thursday evening, said Fuels for Ireland. Cork was “particularly badly hit”, with…
Disruption from nationwide fuel protests continues into night
Disruption from a protest against rising fuel prices has continued into the night across Ireland. On Tuesday morning,…
Growing calls for Ireland to set up an EU presidency security task force
There are mounting calls on the Government to set up an operational task force — comprising gardaí, Defence…
‘Significant reduction’ in number of major crimes in Ireland in 2025
Ireland saw “significant reductions” in many major crimes over the course of 2025, particularly in terms of property…
Gardaí target international crime group linked to Ireland, Malta and the UK
Ellen O’Donoghue Gardaí have taken part in a day of action to target an organised crime group with…
When cars come first, everyone loses
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Deportations amid Ireland’s hardening refugee policy may be causing human rights breaches
One human rights activist disappeared from the airport when he was returned to his home country, the Democratic…
Concern over ‘toxic’ culture at agency described as Ireland’s answer to the FBI
The agency set up to tackle white-collar crime is now operating with around half the gardaí that were…
Policing must change in Ireland — our children deserve better
The recently published Policing Authority report, Experiences of Policing amongst Brazilians and People of African Descent in Ireland,…