Fennelly Report fallout shifts landscape of policing and politics

Garda Commissioner Nóirín O’Sullivan does not emerge unscathed from the Fennelly report, which criticises her failure to respond properly to reports of the recording of non-999 calls in Garda stations, as Cormac O’Keeffe reports.

AS a few brave souls continue to tackle the 740 pages in Fennelly 2, further cracks have opened up under the shifting tectonic plates of policing and politics in Ireland.

How the landscape will look once the upheavals settle (presuming they do) is impossible to foresee.