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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar condemns scenes after asylum seeker camp set alight

A man has been charged under the Public Order Act following protests around a makeshift camp in Dublin city centre belonging to homeless refugees

Dublin Live

Armed gardai taser and arrest woman in Limerick 'hostage situation' after two men injured

Gardai said the woman was tasered after she allegedly acted in a 'threatening and erratic' manner at a house in Limerick city.

Irish Mirror

Simon Harris questions why council has not acted to stop pensioner being evicted into homelessness

Micheline Walsh, 78, and her husband must move out of their home in the next three weeks and cannot find anywhere else to live.

Irish Mirror

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Ferghal Blaney - Down the Dáil

Our Mirrorman takes a break from Leinster House to bring Down the Dáil to Down the Doon(beg)

Irish Mirror

No conspiracy behind Ireland’s new hate speech laws, says justice minister

Simon Harris rejected criticisms of the Bill from the likes of Donald Trump Jnr and Elon Musk.

The Independent UK

New AI speed cameras being considered by Gardai

The advanced cameras would help gardaí to catch people unawares on their mobile phones or not wearing seatbelts

Dublin Live

Ireland AI speed cameras in the works, with new tech cracking down on even more motoring offences

The advanced cameras would help gardaí to catch people unawares on their mobile phones or not wearing seatbelts, even if they are not caught directly on camera

Irish Mirror

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Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch may be spoken to as gardai launch investigation into GSOC officer

The former investigator had access to the Garda file on the Regency Airport Hotel attack — including evidence against and intelligence about Mr Hutch

Dublin Live

GSOC request Garda probe into claims investigator attended party with Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch

Sources have told The Irish Mirror that former colleagues of the man believe he could fly out of Ireland as early as this week

Irish Mirror

Over 15,000 international protections applications currently pending, Simon Harris confirms

The figures provided by Justice Minister Simon Harris show that the number of people seeking international protection has grown yearly.

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch could soon be with Irish tourists in holiday hotspot as gardaí expect him to disappear

He will have no problem getting back to the island since he has never come to the attention of the local Spanish police

Irish Mirror

Kevin Sheehy's mum slams UK prison move for 'demon' who killed her son

“He was such a lovely person, a lovely human being and he had his whole life ahead of him"

Irish Mirror

Minister for Justice responds as GSOC officer resigns after attending house party with Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch

The officer is alleged to have attended a party with The Monk - in what has been viewed as a massive conflict of interest

Dublin Live

Murderer who killed champion Irish boxer moved to UK prison over 'fears for his safety'

Logan Jackson, who was jailed for life after repeatedly running over 20-year-old Kevin Sheehy with his 4x4 Jeep, has been transferred from Limerick to a prison in England

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Irish Mirror

Minister for Justice breaks silence as GSOC officer resigns after attending house party with Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch

Sources say the officer was even searched and had their official phone taken from them during the week, as GSOC launched a probe.

Irish Mirror

Nearly 1,400 people refused entry to Ireland so far this year

A person can be turned away for a number of reasons, including if they are not in a position to support themselves, if they intend to take up employment but do not have a valid employment permit, if they pose a threat to national security or if they have spent…

Irish Mirror

Seven criminals who escaped Irish 'open' prisons have yet to be recaptured

Loughan House in Co Cavan and Shelton Abbey in Co Wicklow usually accommodate prisoners who are considered to pose a reduced risk to the public or are preparing for release towards the end of their sentences.

Dublin Live

New Cherry Orchard Implementation Board set up after surge in anti-social behaviour and attacks

It has been set up in the wake of several violent incidents in the area in recent months

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The Independent UK

Justice minister pledges support to Garda efforts to tackle gangland crime

Simon Harris made the comments after the conviction of Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch for the Regency hotel murder.

Irish Mirror

Jail terms for rape and sexual assault increase as Minister also plots sentence increase for assault causing harm

Mr Harris announced he now plans to bring in new standalone offences of stalking and non-fatal strangulation

Irish Mirror

Bomb threats for Northern Ireland ahead of visit of US President Joe Biden

Terrorist threat level has been upped specifically for Easter Monday day before President Joe Biden touches down

Irish Mirror

The two rival gangs at centre of Drogheda feud that claimed four lives have been 'dismantled', Gardai reveal

Well placed source said the plight of Keane Mulready Woods was 'the big turning point in the feud and the heat really came on the criminals after that'

Dublin Live

Cartel 'much diminished' as garda chief confident Daniel Kinahan will face charges

The Garda Commissioner’s comments on this issue come after Justice Minister Simon Harris indicated yesterday that significant progress has been made in the probe into the Kinahan cartel

Irish Mirror

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris says he's confident mob boss Daniel Kinahan will face charges

Top garda told the Irish Mirror: 'There is action in this and it keeps o moving forward'

Dublin Live

Daniel Kinahan investigation has made 'good progress' with 'significant development'

The Minister was also asked about his new proposals to grant the Criminal Assets Bureau new powers that will stop gangsters from launching non-stop legal battles

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