Gardaí to protest over reserve plans

Gardaí are to begin a nationwide protest against the introduction of a Garda reserve force.

Mon, 13 Feb, 2006 - 18:30

Gardaí are to begin a nationwide protest against the introduction of a Garda reserve force.

Justice Minister Michael McDowell is planning to recruit around 4,000 volunteers to carry out community policing duties.

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