Garda numbers rise just 58 in 2004

The number of gardaí on the beat increased by just 58 members this year, it emerged today.

Sun, 26 Dec, 2004 - 17:27

The number of gardaí on the beat increased by just 58 members this year, it emerged today.

A total of 518 officers were recruited in the past 12 months but 460 others also retired.

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