Justice
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Youth Justice Strategy progress
The latest progress report on the Youth Justice Strategy 2021-2027 shows a youth justice system becoming more collaborative, data-driven, and…
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A new era of independent policing oversight
The Policing and Community Safety Authority (PCSA), formally established on 2 April 2025, marks a new chapter in independent oversight…
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The shortfalls of government’s anti-racism plan
Thirty-one months after the launch of the National Action Plan Against Racism (NAPAR) in March 2023, eolas Magazine considers progress…
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50 years of justice
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the appointment of the first Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Eamonn Barnes in…
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New migration strategy
The newly-published National Asylum and Migration Management Strategy sets out a new framework for handling migration and asylum under the…
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The Parole Board
The Parole Board is an independent body established under the Parole Act 2019. It currently reviews parole applications from people…
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Garda Assistant Commissioner Paula Hilman: ‘Reversing the trend in road deaths’
Amid an unwelcome upward trend in deaths and serious injuries on Ireland’s roads, Assistant Commissioner for Roads Policing and Community…
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GSOC’s transition to Fiosrú, The Office of the Police Ombudsman
The new Policing, Security and Community Safety (PSCS) Act 2024 provides for the continuation of GSOC as Fiosrú – Oifig…
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What the Programme for Government means for the future of policing
After a mixed record on meeting policing targets in the 2020 Programme for Government (PfG), the 2025 PfG contains less…
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Body worn cameras: Proving the concept
In May 2024 An Garda Síochána launched the first of three phased introductions of body worn cameras (BWCs) at five…
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