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New Garda recruitment campaign to begin tomorrow

Around 20,000 people are expected to apply for the new roles. Minister Alan Shatter is set to give more details on numbers tomorrow.

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'They're just broken': The reality of border policing in a depleted force

Each border county has seen a significant drop in garda numbers in the last five years, and the officers on the ground are feeling the effects.

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Gardaí will march to the Dáil on the new government's first day

They will not march in uniform, as originally proposed, but anyone taking part has been asked to wear something blue.

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'Blue wave' of garda sergeants and inspectors to march on the Dáil today

The new government will be greeted by some very dissatisfied public servants on their first day in the Dáil.

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'We're living on borrowed money': Middle-ranking gardaí protest over pay

Gardaí protesting today told us how austerity pay cuts affected them and their families.

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Rank-and-file gardaí won't rule out strike as talks with government break down

GRA President Ciaran O’Neill said a pay freeze due to come into force this Friday would have a disproportionate effect on the newest garda recruits.

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'Morale is non-existent': Gardaí stage protest over pay at Dáil gates

The action comes after GRA President Ciaran O’Neill said they were ruling nothing out in terms of industrial action.

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Gardaí with young families 'relying on charity handouts' to pay their bills

Rank-and-file gardaí were back protesting outside Government Buildings again today.

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Tánaiste expresses "disappointment" that AGSI to strike with rank-and-file...

Middle-ranking gardaí will also stage two work-to-rule days before the November work stoppages.

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With most gardaí on strike, policing in Ireland will be left to senior...

Garda representatives say it is highly likely the strikes will go ahead, claiming the government has left them with no other option.

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'The solidarity was magnificent': The 1961 revolt that finally gave gardaí a...

Known as the Macushla Revolt, a meeting to protest an unfair pay deal led to the dismissal of 11 gardaí.

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Strike likely to go ahead as rank-and-file gardaí unanimously reject proposals

The assimilation of rent allowance into core pay and payment for parading time were included in proposals.

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Garda strike still on: GRA say threat won't be lifted without 'significant'...

Any non-binding recommendation from the Labour Court will be put to members for a ballot, the GRA has said.

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Probationer gardaí to owe State up to €800 after pay error

Payslips received tonight show possible wage deductions after increments were apparently paid in error.

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The Commissioner's directive and the probationers' payslips - 48 hours of...

The Labour Court is now assessing submissions made by the GRA after the association said Friday’s strike will go ahead.

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Garda management says 'technical error' led to overpayment of probationers

They were contacted today so arrangements could be made to deal with repayment.

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'No amount of money is worth working more' - Anger among garda rank may...

Garda associations are due to start balloting their members on the Labour Court recommendations given to them Thursday night.

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Gardaí suspend three further strike days pending ballot on pay deal

The GRA’s central executive committee met at its Dublin headquarters today.

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Here's how much cash the average garda stands to gain from the pay deal

Gardaí are mulling over the deal as they wait for their ballot papers to arrive.

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