It was an honour for AGSI President, Paul Curran and Acting General Secretary, Ronan Clogher to attend the opening of the memorial GAA pitch and walkways in Charlestown commemorating Detective Garda Colm Horkan who was killed on duty in June 2020.
Inspector Liam (William) Connolly retired from An Garda Siochana on Sunday 12th May 2024 after 34 years of exemplary service. He was stationed in Kilkenny.
The National Executive are pleased to inform you, of the commencement of a competition to fill two full-time vacancies for the role of Industrial Relations Officers working within AGSI. To be eligible to apply for these positions members must be either of Sergeant or Inspector rank and also be a current member of the AGSI. […]
In Europe we are experiencing an increasing epidemic of violence against the police. This includes verbal abuse, hate crimes and most commonly physical violence against police officers and police staff as well as more often hybrid threats. Unfortunately so far, this trend has not received appropriate attention from EU decision makers. This is why, at […]
The matter of confidence in the Garda Commissioner is not something that AGSI has ever discussed as it simply has not been an issue for our Association. We continue to work collaboratively with the Commissioner and Garda Management on the Garda Reform Agenda and while we have issues around the Operating Police Model, recruitment, and […]
The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI) has commended Sergeant Eamon Griffin from Donegal on receiving a prestigious Silver Scott Medal today.