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'It's nonsense': ex-GNBCI boss hits back at claims of vendetta in gardaí trial

'It's nonsense': ex-GNBCI boss hits back at claims of vendetta in gardaí trial

Walter O’Sullivan denies personal motives as five face charges over alleged summons interference

Dublin detectives raided Garda stations as part of penalty points probe

Dublin detectives raided Garda stations as part of penalty points probe

The five accused, who have pleaded not guilty to a total of 39 counts, are retired superintendent Eamon O'Neill; serving Sergeants Michelle Leahy and Anne-Marie Hassett; Garda Tom McGlinchey and Garda Colm Geary, all within the Limerick and Clare garda divisions.

Gardaí have power to cancel penalty points, trial of four gardaí and retired Superintendent hears

Gardaí have power to cancel penalty points, trial of four gardaí and retired Superintendent hears

The accused are retired Superintendent Edmund “Eamon” O’Neill; serving Sergeants Michelle Leahy, and Anne-Marie Hassett; Garda Tom McGlinchey, and Garda Colm Geary, all stationed within Limerick and Clare Garda Divisions.

Failure to match driver to licence enabled over 8,000 to escape penalty points

Failure to match driver to licence enabled over 8,000 to escape penalty points

Transport Minister takes action to close penalty points loophole

Transport Minister takes action to close penalty points loophole

Garda knows he was suspended due to 'squaring' penalty notices allegations, says judge

Garda knows he was suspended due to 'squaring' penalty notices allegations, says judge

Suspensions of four gardaí over allegedly ‘squaring’ penalty points should be overturned, court told

Suspensions of four gardaí over allegedly ‘squaring’ penalty points should be overturned, court told

Survey shows one in six drivers very concerned about safety on Irish roads

Survey shows one in six drivers very concerned about safety on Irish roads

Tue, 21 Nov, 2023

A survey carried out by Easytrip, which included over 4,700 people, highlighted that 93 per cent of Irish motorists are concerned with road safety in Ireland.