Latest: GRA gardaí to 'withdraw services' over four days in November

Latest: The Tánaiste and Minister for Justice says she's disappointed the Garda Representative Association has rejected the pay deal reached with her Department.

Latest: GRA gardaí to 'withdraw services' over four days in November
Wed, 28 Sep, 2016 - 18:37

Update 8.20pm: The Tánaiste and Minister for Justice says she's disappointed the Garda Representative Association has rejected the pay deal reached with her Department.

Frances Fitzgerald says it would be most unfortunate if, rather than engaging further, action were to be contemplated that would not be in the best interests of communities or An Garda Síochána.

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