Garreth MacNamee
Reporter at TheJournal.ie
Deputy News Editor/Senior News Reporter @IrishDailyMail Interested in crime, social affairs and scandalous behaviour. Threema ID: 3UTJ6TTE #COYBIG
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1 week ago |
extra.ie | Garreth MacNamee
Gardaí have called for better scrutiny of dispatching after officers refused to respond to a call complaining that someone was eating a packet of crisps on a bus. Last week at the annual Garda Representative Association (GRA) conference in Killarney, Co. Kerry, gardaí urged more ‘triaging’ of calls before officers are sent out.
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2 weeks ago |
extra.ie | Garreth MacNamee
Gardaí have threatened to withdraw co-operation from the policing operation for Ireland’s EU presidency unless there are discussions about their grievances. Members at the annual Garda Representative Association (GRA) delegate conference passed a motion which stated that they would withdraw from planning meetings for the upcoming presidency. Today's top videos STORY CONTINUES BELOW Donegal garda and former GRA president Brendan O’Connor warned management: ‘Take your foot off our throats.
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2 weeks ago |
extra.ie | Garreth MacNamee
Gardaí have called for a new initiative under which the Government would contribute to the purchase price of a home for members of the force. The Garda Representative Association (GRA) will today vote on a motion which would see it lobby the Government for financial support for gardaí, especially those in cities across the country.
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2 weeks ago |
extra.ie | Garreth MacNamee
A Senior member of the Airport Police has been officially questioned by gardaí over the alleged cover-up of an assault at Dublin Airport, Extra.ie has learned. Officers have been working on the investigation since the beginning of February, following a criminal complaint made by a member of the public. Today's top videos STORY CONTINUES BELOW The allegation surrounds an incident in 2022 involving an Airport Police officer, who recently left the force.
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2 weeks ago |
extra.ie | Garreth MacNamee
Gardaí were called to the Islamic Cultural Centre in the heart of south Dublin to keep the peace after rows broke out at the mosque over what has been described as an attempted heave on the imam there. In a statement posted outside the place of worship in Clonskeagh, the management said it had shut its doors due to a ‘distressing’ and ‘unprecedented’ event at the mosque on April 19.
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Such sad news. Aodhán was known across every newsroom in the country, someone whose name equated to trust and professionalism. To pass at such a young age is so very sad. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.
Tributes have been paid to legal journalist Aodhan O'Faolain, who reported on High Court, Appeal Court and Supreme Court cases for almost all national news organisations and who has died at the age of 50 https://t.co/mg4J8GojP1
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Really interesting piece here by @janeematthews Chimes, frightfully so, with so many friends trying to buy right now. At least there’s a new €430k a year “czar” to sort it all out! https://t.co/9tBaceRdiJ
