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9th November 2026
On The JournalOperation Fianna
Expect foreign ships and Irish armoured vehicles as part of unprecedented EPC security build-up
Starting on Tuesday, gardaí will move into positions around critical locations.
Last week
1st November 2026 - 7th November 2026
On The Journalgrey zone
Who is behind the suspected ‘coordinated’ threats - and what if they keep coming?
There are concerns of further attempts to disrupt Ireland’s staging of a major EU-led summit in Dublin in the coming days.
On The JournalGarda dispute
Rank and file gardaí are to push ahead with work-to-rule action during EU Presidency events
On The JournalTriple deadlock
Government considering avoiding triple lock committee stage as Sinn Féin calls move 'abhorrent'
On The JournalSilver Swallows
Irish general warned of 'reputational damage' if air display team couldn't take part in RAF show
The Defence Forces requested permission for an additional aircraft to transport the ground staff, the Department of Defence said no.
On The JournalLinden Court
Gardaí investigate as man taken to hospital following Limerick city stabbing
On The Journalmajor summit
Lack of derogations for striking staff could lead to significant disruption during EU summit
The European Political Community (EPC) Summit will be held in Dublin on Thursday, 12 November.
On The JournalWest Dublin
Gardaí ordered to not enter Cherry Orchard during Halloween night as officers feared serious injury
The Croftwood area of Cherry Orchard near Ballyfermot was the scene of serious disorder on Saturday night.
Last month
October 2026
On The JournalThe Morning Lead
Man to be deported to Sudan after Citywest sexual assault charge dropped
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) withdrew charges of sexual assault against the man in court last week – an agreement has been reached between Ireland and the Sudanese regime.
On The JournalKerry
Gardaí launch investigation into sexual allegations against well-known public figure in Kerry
On The JournalNuetrality and Michael D
Triple lock debate has a 'lot of rhetoric', says McEntee in response to Michael D Higgins comment
On The Journalbeirut
Helen McEntee visits Lebanon to meet Beirut government and Irish troops in war-ravaged south
On The JournalClondalkin
Gardaí issue appeal for help to name body of man that lay undiscovered for days at recycling plant
On The JournalMyra
British and Irish coast guards monitor Russian-linked tanker after false alarm off Irish coast
On The JournalHealth Cuts
New rules to limit health service spend will impact patient safety, IMO says
On The JournalGarda
Dublin-based Sinn Féin TD is chair of charity at centre of garda money laundering probe
On The JournalArmed above Dublin
Military group claims 'lack of respect' in refusal to pay allowances to armed anti-drone pilots
The details were revealed today at the annual delegate conference of the Representative Association of Commissioned Officers (RACO) in Trim, Co Meath.
On The JournalDublin car thieves
Gardaí injured in pursuit of stolen car that had been driven wrong way on the M50
On The Journalofficers and cadets
Government must 'win back trust' of military personnel, says senior Defence Forces group leader
The annual delegate conference of the Representative Association of Commissioned Officers (RACO) takes place today and Wednesday in Trim, Co Meath.
On The Journalmilitary misfire
Ban on Defence Forces going on strike 'hampers campaigns for better pay and conditions'
On The Journalflat battery
Garda forced to thumb a lift to emergency as electric patrol car can't be charged at his station
During the meeting Martin Daly, TD from Galway-Roscommon, spoke of an issue faced by his local garda in Ballygar, Co Galway.
On The JournalCost for Potus
Garda security operation for Donald Trump's two-day visit cost an estimated €30m
On The JournalTinker Tailor German Spy
Germany reels amid major spy scandal, but sources say Ireland has little to worry about
August Hanning ran Germany’s BND foreign intelligence agency between 1998 and 2005 and is suspected of charges including “attempted treason” and “espionage”.
On The JournalShortfall
Defence Forces will not reach target of 11,500 personnel by 2028 despite recruitment commitments
On The JournalDundrum House Hotel
Planning officials issue enforcement order against IPAS centre at former Tipperary hotel
On The JournalContraband
Two men arrested for alleged drone drugs delivery at Midlands Prison in Portlaoise
On The JournalJustice and defence
Military and garda groups launch attack on allocation for national security in Budget 2027
On The JournalBudget 2027
Where will the money to fund Ireland's ambitious defence investment plans come from?
Gears move slowly when the figures are in the billions, but where will the money for Ireland’s mooted defence spending be found?
On The JournalUkraine War
'We stay in Kyiv': Irish diplomats vow to stay in Ukraine despite Russian threat of strikes
Russia warned diplomats and foreigners to leave Kyiv as it increased targeting the Ukrainian capital.
