AGMs take place throughout January and are attended by the President, Deputy General Secretary and National Executive Members January is a busy month for AGSI as we host our nationwide series of AGMs around the country. With 31 Branches and 2100 members this is our chance to listen. Deputy General Secretary Antoinette Cunningham says there […]
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Garda Síochána Anniversary Mass
President Cormac Moylan and Deputy General Secretary Antoinette Cunningham attended the Garda Síochána Anniversary Mass for deceased members of the Garda Síochána at the Church of the Holy Family, Aughrim Street, Dublin today.
140 Sergeants and Inspectors Gather in Athlone for Autumn Seminar
Brexit and Operating Policing Model Top the Agenda for Sergeants and Inspectors AGSI witnesses higher numbers attending mid-year seminar 140 Sergeants and Inspectors are gathering in Athlone this morning (Monday 14 October 2019) for our Association’s mid-year seminar. Increased attendance has been described by Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI) President Cormac Moylan […]
Culture of impunity in Garda deeply embedded
Concerns expressed about oversight of the Garda in two recent opinion pieces in The Irish Times are fully justified and merit consideration not only by the Department of Justice and Equality but also by the Government.
Annual Garda Memorial Day 2019
A collection of photographs taken on Saturday 18th May at the Garda Memorial Day in Dublin Castle.
Minister Flanagan announces implementation plan for Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland Report
The Minister for Justice and Equality, Charlie Flanagan T.D., announced that at its meeting today the Government endorsed the report of the Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland and agreed to his proposal to accept all 157 key recommendations (136 in full and 21 in principle).
Future of Policing in Ireland Report
The Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland has concluded its work and published its report. The Commission proposes sweeping reform of policing in Ireland.