1,800 more gardaí to be deployed to frontline duties by 2021

The gardaí announced restructuring plans today which detail improvements to its structures, processes, services and governance.

1,800 more gardaí to be deployed to frontline duties by 2021
Thu, 22 Aug, 2019 - 13:03
Digital Desk staff

1,800 more gardaí are to be deployed to the frontline by 2021 as part of radical changes to the way the force operates.

The gardaí announced restructuring plans today which detail improvements to its structures, processes, services and governance.

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