Latest: An Garda Síochána have welcomed Judge Nial Fennelly’s report into phone tapping at Garda stations, saying it brings "clarity".

Roadside drug tests will be in operation by the Easter Bank Holiday weekend.

Government is pressing ahead with construction of an €80m Garda headquarters. It is part of an ambitious, nationwide plan to build and refurbish Garda stations.

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The Government is to invest €35m to restore vacant houses and use them to accommodate families who risk becoming homeless.

The Government has been asked to prioritise questions about the Garda commissioner’s resignation and the Department of Justice’s managing of affairs as part of the Garda tapes inquiry.

The General Secretary of the Garda Superintendents Association, Pat McCabe, has insisted their members did not know about illicit taping at Garda stations.

The Garda phone tapping inquiry is expected to probe how the Department of Justice managed its affairs, the history of who recorded what, and the recent resignation of the Garda commissioner.

The Taoiseach is being urged to ensure the phone bugging inquiry examines the resignation of the Garda commissioner as well as the management of correspondence in the Department of Justice.

Three men and a woman have been arrested by Gardaí investigating the murder of Jamie Lindsay in Kildare on Saturday last.

More than 11,000 rank-and-file gardaí will today escalate their “turn off the goodwill” protest against the proposed cuts to premium pay by refraining from using any personal effects during their working day.

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MORE than €60,000 is being spent on refurbishing a Garda station that is to be closed under Budget 2012.

One of the Garda stations to be closed down by the Justice Minister Alan Shatter is currently undergoing a complete refurbishment, according to Fianna Fáil Justice Spokesperson Dara Calleary.

THIRTY years after Ireland’s non-existent childcare service was initially discussed by Cabinet ministers, major neglect of the system continues to this day.

FOURTEEN women employed as civilian clerical officers in Garda stations are claiming gender discrimination because they are paid less than gardaí doing the same work, the High Court heard yesterday.

YESTERDAY’S record €750 million seizure of cocaine brought the value of the drug netted off the west Cork coast to far in excess of €1 billion in just the last 18 months.

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has today called on the Government to release a new report on conditions in Garda stations by the Council of Europe’s anti-torture watchdog organisation.

ENERGIA has won a €12.5 million contract to supply electricity to over 200 Government offices nationwide.