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Eight awards were presented to winners aged from 13 to 19 years at a special event held yon Tuesday 19th at the Hotel Woodstock in Ennis, in recognition of the young people's bravery, determination and positive impact. This year's Awards celebrated an impressive cross‑section of young people and youth‑led initiatives across County Clare. To find out more, Daragh Dolan was joined on the line by the Sponsor of the Awards, Shannon Airport's Director, Niall Kearns. We were also joined by some of the winners, including Caoimhe Moroney, Sarah Bermingham, and Lexi Reidy, who spoke about their achievements. Pictured Back (L-R): Superintendent John Ryan, Cillian Grimes McDonagh (East Clare UBU Youth Group), Sam O'Dwyer, Caoimhe Moroney, Tristan Murphy (East Clare UBU Youth Group), Niall Kearns, Airport Director of Shannon Airport. Front (L-R): Isabella Sydney, Sarah Bermingham and Lexi Reidy (Escape the Vape School Ambassadors), Niamh McManus (Clare Comhairle na nOg), Mayar Jadalla, Joe Slattery. Image (c) Arthur Ellis

New bye-laws are expected to give An Garda Síochána and Clare County Council somewhere to turn when anti-social behaviour occurs at an East Clare tourism site. The regulations approved by elected members of Killaloe Municipal District this week prohibit camping and other potentially harmful activities on Inis Cealtra in Lough Derg. The bye-laws, which come into effect on July 1st, also ban overnight parking at Knockaphort Pier. Whitegate Fine Gael Councillor Pat Burke has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons the new rules were drafted following issues observed last summer.

Sarah Benson, Women's Aid CEO, reacts to the sentencing of former garda Paul Moody, who physically and psychologically abused his former partner.

On Friday at about 5pm, Yves Sakila(35) was pursued by security guards on Dublin's Henry Street. He was suspected of shoplifting. As he ran down the street, it is believed he collided with an elderly man.What happened next was witnessed by several bystanders and by thousands of others because of a distressing video posted on social media. It shows the Congolese man's last minutes as he lay face down restrained by several security men.When gardaì arrived on the scene, Sakila had been held on the ground for at least five minutes. The injured man, in his 80s, was also on the ground a few metres away.Both were taken to hospital where Sakila was pronounced dead and the older man was operated on.So what happened? The incident is being investigated by both the Garda and by Fiosrú, the police ombudsman. How will these investigations proceed? Sakila had lived in Ireland since he was a teenager, what else is known about him?Irish Times crime and security editor Conor Lally explains.Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Suzanne Brennan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Diva tells the story of a successful wedding band manager forced to explain her rage-fueled actions to a Garda and Laura Harte & Irene Kelleher tell PJ about it. It's at The Cork Arts Theatre May 26–30 at 8pm Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A former Garda, Paul Moody physically and psychologically abused and terrorised his former partner and the mother of his child in a prolonged, repeated and controlling manner over a number of years, the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard today. Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds has more.

PJ talks to John Paul O'Shea TD who has a few points that he thinks must be part of any changes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Calls are continuing across Clare for an increase in the amount of Gardai deployed for duty in the county. It follows on from Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan visiting here last week, where he heard of safety concerns from local business owners, retailers, and elected representatives. This included in Ennistymon where issues around growing anti-social behaviour problems were raised, along with a recent spate of local car thefts In Ennis, a deputation of town centre retailers and business owners detailed ongoing challenges to Minister O'Callaghan, including persistent anti-social behaviour, the intimidation of customers, and rising retail theft. Meelick Fianna Fail TD Cathal Crowe is calling for increased Garda personnel for Clare, while Fianna Fail councillor Shane Talty was among those who met with the Minister in Ennistymon last week. To discuss this further, Cathal Crowe and Sahne Talty joined Derrick Lynch on Tuesday's Morning Focus. Photo (c) An Garda Siochana

A Garda investigation is under way into an incident which occurred on Dublin's Henry Street, in which a Congolese man died following an alleged shoplifting incident.The Irish Network Against Racism (INAR) has said it is very concerned that excessive force may have been used against the man, who has been named as Yves Sakila.Joining Ciara to discuss this is Shane O'Curry, Director of the Irish Network Against Racism and Barry Whyte, Newstalk's Chief Reporter.

Durante la FSA Bike Festival 2026, sul palco Livigno 1816 Bike Zone, abbiamo avuto il piacere di ospitare uno dei volti più interessanti del ciclismo italiano: Edoardo Zambanini.Con il professionista della Bahrain Victorious abbiamo fatto un lungo viaggio tra passato, presente e futuro: dai primi passi nel ciclismo sulle strade del Trentino, fino alla crescita nel World Tour, passando per sacrifici, momenti difficili, consapevolezze e ambizioni sempre più grandi.Un episodio autentico e ricco di spunti, in cui Edoardo racconta anche il suo 2026, gli obiettivi personali, il rapporto con il Giro d'Italia e la voglia di diventare protagonista insieme alla propria squadra in una stagione che può rappresentare una svolta importante per la sua carriera.Tra aneddoti, retroscena, mentalità e sogni ancora da conquistare, scopriamo il lato più umano di uno dei corridori italiani più interessanti del panorama internazionale.

The Justice Minister says he's hopeful of increasing Clare's Garda complement and that he's open to reforming the Clare-Tipperary Garda Division. Minister Jim O'Callaghan visited this county on Friday as part of the 100th centenary of Fianna Fáil, where he was also the guest of honour at the latest Ennis Chamber President's Lunch at the Temple Gate Hotel. Local retailers and business owners also took their concerns to raise anti-social behaviour issues in the county town. Clare FM's Daragh Dolan was in attendance for the day's events and first questioned the Minister on the stretched resources in the Clare-Tipperary Garda Division.

The Justice Minister says he's not committed to any specific policing model for the Clare-Tipperary Garda Division. Since the divisions amalgamated in 2023 , concern has been particularly expressed in the East of the county over call out delays and stressed resources, as its now centrally managed from Nenagh. Additionally the number of Gardaí in Ennis alone is 90 fewer than in 2005, despite the population soaring by 20% in the same timeframe. Speaking at Ennis Garda Station today, Minister Jim O'Callaghan has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan he's hopeful of seeing more Gardaí allocated to Clare by the year's end.

Gardaí are urging Clare fans not to take the Thurles exit on the motorway when travelling to Semple Stadium tomorrow. Due to extensive roadworks taking place on the Nenagh to Thurles road, motorists are expected to face significant delays for the evening throw-in. Instead fans are being urged to continue on the motorway to Templemore or Roscrea and approach from that side or to alternatively exit the motorway at Birdhill. Inspector James White has this advice.

True crime series Lines Of Enquiry launched in November and has very quickly taken off. This week we spoke to the host, John Sweetman a former Garda who specialised in fingerprints and handwriting analysis. John told us about the scenes that always stuck with him, developing a thick skin and some of the heavy cases he worked on including Jastine Valdez, the murders of the Hawe family and the Midlands Letters case that stopped a predator before he could act out his sick fantasies. John isn't your typical copper and his background was actually in animating a childhood classic the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.This episode was sponsored by Rightstyle Furniture - RIGHT PRICE, RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT NOW. Visit rightstyle.ie Get in touch on TalkingBollox@GoLoudNow.com

In March 2009, mechanic Liam ‘Blackie' Murray was found dead in his bed, having been shot four times. Murray was keenly aware of threats on his life, yet his murder has left Gardaí puzzled for the past 17 years. This week, new searches took place in Dublin as investigators tried to finally crack the case. ­ Host: Kevin Doyle Guest: Ken Foy ­ We want to earn your trust and are members of the Trust Project. See our ethics policies at independent.ie/ourjournalismSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul and Mick talk about the grenade attack in Ballymun this week that is part of a concerning escalating gangland feud in the area. They also discuss an investigation into a member of the Defence Forces, the Garda recruitment campaign and the use of the government jet to bring mob boss Daniel Kinahan home. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For online fraudsters to be successful they need a web of bank accounts to first receive the money they steal and then to channel it, often out of the country.Some people, often students, willingly let their bank accounts be used in exchange for a small sum of money. For others though, they have no choice, like the victim of sextortion before the courts this month who was blackmailed into letting his Revolut account be used by a crime gang.Drug gangs still use bricks-and-mortar operations to launder money; businesses that are often cash based, from barbers to nail bars. But the volume of cash generated particularly by online fraud needs a more sophisticated banking-based solution.Ten years ago An Garda Síochána was uncovering just 50 cases of money laundering a year in Ireland, in 2025 it was nearly 2,800. So why the huge increase and does the Garda have the resources to deal with this growing category of crime?Irish Times crime and security editor Conor Lally explains why money laundering is now big business in Ireland.Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by John Casey and Suzanne Brennan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When Bob Cullen woke up in a Garda cell with no memory of how he got there, he began looking back at his life to understand what led him to that moment. A childhood scarred by bullying. Drug taking at age 12. Insecurities masked by lashing out violently. Bob was sentenced to 7 and a half years for robbery and he used his time in prison to tackle his addiction and educate himself on criminology and psychology. Now, he advocates for a complete overhaul of the prison system in favour of something that actually serves justice for all victims.This episode contains discussion of suicide and suicidal ideation, if you can relate to Bob's story please speak to your GP or call Samaritans any time on 116 123.Get in touch on TalkingBollox@GoLoudNow.comThis episode was sponsored by Rightstyle Furniture - RIGHT PRICE, RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT NOW. Visit rightstyle.ie

Gardaí are looking at the links between Irish criminals and dangerous, international cartels. Treasa spoke to Irish Examiner journalist, Liz Dunphy.

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People across Clare are encouraged to call out their friends and family if they witness poor driver behaviour this bank holiday weekend. A Garda operation has been in place since Thursday morning and will remain in place until Tuesday at the same time. Last year, Gardaí recorded a 10% increase in incidents of distracted driving, a 6% increase in the number of people not wearing seatbelts and a 4% increase in people driving while intoxicated. Superintendent with the Clare-Tipperary Garda Division, Eddie Golden, says everyone in a vehicle has a responsibility to ensure their safety on the roads.

When Sean McGovern, a trusted member of the Kinahan organised crime cartel, was extradited from Dubai last May he can't have known the depth and breadth of the evidence gathered by the Gardaí that would prove that he had directed cartel murder plans at the height of the deadly Kinahan-Hutch feud.It was all laid out in the Special Criminal Court this week as encrypted phone messages between him and fellow gang members during 2015 and 2017 were read out, surveillance footage from over a decade ago was shown and data culled from his laptop was revealed.The solid case against McGovern (40) saw him plead guilty to two charges of directing an organised crime gang.According to Irish Times Crime and Security Editor Conor Lally, the encrypted messages read out in court show how casually the Kinahan cartel talked about taking lives – and how hard they worked at it.In this episode, Lally details how the sentencing trial unfolded, the drama in court and how McGovern, once a feared lieutenant who thought he had escaped justice by fleeing to Dubai, reacted.Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Declan Conlon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clare Gardaí are urging all motorists to ensure they play their part in protecting all vulnerable road users ahead of the bank holiday weekend. A Garda operation got underway yesterday morning at 7am and will continue through the weekend until Tuesday at the same time. A particular appeal has been issued to motorcyclists to ensure bikes are in good condition and that they are visible at all times following 29 deaths involving a motorcycle on Irish roads last year. Superintendent with the Clare Tipperary Garda Division, Eddie Golden, has been telling Clare FM's Darragh O'Grady, that drivers need to 'look twice' when in close proximity to someone on a motorbike.

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In this episode, Tommaso and Kimberly share their road trip from Rome to Lago di Garda. They talk about unexpected turns, unique culinary experiences, and the unparalleled beauty of Tuscany in spring. Please follow us on: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! If you enjoy our podcast please leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, Grazie Mille! Key Points: Driving in Italy: Kimberly explains why they chose to pick up their rental car at Termini train station in Rome. They discuss the benefits of driving on secondary and tertiary roads, including Google Maps' “punto panoramico” feature. Tommaso and Kimberly advise listeners to build in extra time for auto grills during holidays. Culinary Adventures: Kimberly shares details of a lunch with their friend Paolo, a private chef, including a twist on cannoli. They explain how to enjoy the aperitivo lifestyle in Italy, from simple snacks to elaborate preparations. Discovering Hidden Gems: They visit Montefollonico, a tiny hilltop village Tommaso describes as “almost too perfect.” Kimberly highlights the remarkable façade of the Duomo in Montefollonico They explore Castiglione del Lago in Umbria, a village they had never visited before. Reflections: Tommaso and Kimberly emphasize the unique beauty of Tuscany in spring, noting the vibrant green landscapes. They encourage listeners to consider early spring for travel to Tuscany to avoid crowds. They discuss how road tripping allows for spontaneous stops and discoveries.

Gardaí investigating an ongoing feud between two drug gangs in Ballymun are searching for a gun that was fired by a child in the area yesterday. For the latest Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent.

Gardaí responded to over 3,500 domestic violence call-outs in the Clare-Tipperary division last year. The figure marks an annual increase of over 15%. Since 2021, the number of reported incidents across the two counties has grown by over 50%. Safer Clare Founder and Clare Local Area Network Member June Dillon says an investigation is urgently needed to bolster local support services.

“I'm getting in touch because I've written the attached open letter as a serving Garda,” this email was one of many we received since Sinead O'Sullivan came on the podcast. “I've never done anything like this before,” it continued, “but I felt I had to say something given how things are going. I wrote it out of a genuine sense of frustration with the direction the country seems to be heading. More than that, I'm writing as a father of a young family, and I'm increasingly worried about what kind of Ireland my kids are going to grow up in.”On Free State today we ask why people hurting has been turned into an urban versus rural debate when everyone is affected. Does this tell us something about the inability of the ruling class to see beyond the short term? Why is there always a defensive attack or a short term fudge rather than leadership?And when it comes to lack of leadership? Could things actually get worse for Mayo? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Over 40 organisations are calling for a survivor-led advisory council to be set up to inform Government decisions on gender-based violence. A report, being published by the National Observatory on Violence Against Women, outlines a framework for engaging with survivors in a structured and safe way. It comes after new figures, obtained by Aontú, show Garda callouts to incidents of domestic violence rose by over a third between 2021 to 2025. For more on this, Alan Morrissey was joined on Tuesday's Morning Focus by Clare Haven's Manager of Services Dr Siobhán O'Connor and Rape Crisis MidWest Director, Siobhán O'Leary. Photo (c) Counter Currents

Families of those who have died in road traffic accidents are “kept in the shadow” of investigations by Gardaí and the coroner's inquest system according to the Irish Road Victims Association. David Mullins, solicitor and board member of the Irish Road Victims Association joined Anton Savage on the show to discuss.

Send us Fan MailRetired Garda (Irish police) John O' Brien joins us once again, this time to discuss his career as a police officer during the most dangerous times in recent Irish history.He tells us about his posting in "the south" along the border with the conflicts' most notorious area, South Armagh, better known to some as "Bandit Country". Despite the IRA's rule against engaging Irish state forces John was fired at as he and his colleague gave chase and the two Gardai were lucky to escape unharmed.John also tells us about the Special Branch unit of the Irish police and it's role in conflict as well as his thoughts on Garda collusion with republican paramilitaries and the role that IRA had in the m*rder of infamous Irish criminal, Martin "The General" Cahill.00:00 Intro1:45 John's understanding of Northern Ireland's civil inequalities in 1968 07:10 Starting Garda training 16:35 First Postings  28:35 SOUTH ARMAGH BORDER POSTING48:00 Garda Special Branch 1:24:25 GARDA COLLUSION W/ IRA ??1:33:08 Martin “The General” Cahill (m*rdered by the IRA) PLEASE HELP OUT THE SHOW IF YOU CAN SPARE IT.. THANK YOUhttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/goodlistenerpodcast CONTACT THE SHOW: thegoodlistenerpodcast@gmail.com

Gardai have set up “incident rooms” around the country to hunt down anyone who broke the law during the recent fuel blockades — and it has people raging.Adrian and Jeremy go head-to-head on the big question: should the Gardaí be tracking down truckers, farmers and protesters after the fact… or is it a massive waste of resources that'll only rile people up again?Callers are split. Some say “the law is the law” and want prosecutions to set a precedent. Others argue the protests helped bring fuel prices down and that going after people now is political policing.And as always… it gets heated.

New figures from the Clare and Tipperary Garda division show a worrying 22.7% rise in the number of unaccompanied learner drivers caught on our roads—up from 322 cases in 2024 to 395 in 2025. The increase has sparked fresh concerns about road safety, enforcement, and awareness among both young drivers and their families. Alan Morrissey spoke with Ireland South MEP and road safety advocate, Cynthia Ní Mhurchú to find out more. Image © Pate Flynn

The Garda Representative Association is holding its annual conference in Westport this week – yesterday and today, with delegates from across the country highlighting what they describe as growing pressures on rank-and-file gardaí. From concerns around staffing and retention, to rising threats against members, discipline policies, and calls for better training and equipment, a wide range of issues are up for debate at what's being described as a crucial moment for the force. Alan Morrissey spoke with Clare's GRA representative, Garda Paul Crowley. Image © Pat Flynn

Eight serving members who were all previously suspended under former Commissioner Drew Harris and later cleared of wrong doing, were given a standing ovation at today's event in Westport. Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds has the details.

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The Office of Public Works is set examine remediation options for a pyrite damaged Garda station in Clare. The defective mineral was conclusively detected in Shannon's station last November, with cracks in the walls first noted in 2022. The OPW will publish a list of potential solutions to the problem by next month, but it says structural works won't be necessary for at least the next five years. Clare Fianna Fáil TD Cathal Crowe wants to see the problem treated with urgency.

Concerns around anti-social behaviour and public safety in Ennis are back in focus, with calls for increased Garda resources and new ways for the public to report incidents. A recent proposal to introduce a “See It, Say It” style text system has sparked discussion, alongside concerns about policing, accessibility, and how best to support communities. To discuss this, Alan Morrissey was joined by Clarecastle Fianna Fáil Councillor Tom O'Callaghan and PJ Ryan, Chair of the Clare Local Community Safety Partnership. Photo © Pat Flynn

Clare's Crime Prevention Office is urging older people suffering abuse or anyone who suspects elder abuse to report it. Elder abuse can affect people aged 65 and over, often within relationships built on trust, and can take many forms, from physical and emotional harm to financial exploitation and neglect. It can happen at home, in care settings, places we consider safe, by strangers, institutions, or loved ones. Kilrush-based Sergeant Edel Burke is urging anyone with concerns to contact safeguarding professionals who will be able to provide guidance.

Daniel Kinahan has been arrested in Dubai. It represents a potential turning point in the pursuit of one of Ireland's most powerful and elusive organised crime figures. For more than a decade, Kinahan appeared beyond the reach of Irish law enforcement, operating internationally while linked by gardaí to murders, large‑scale drug trafficking and money laundering. Today on this extra episode of The Indo Daily , Kevin Doyle is joined by Crime World's Eimear Rabbitte to discuss this major development for Irish gangland.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A listener from Dublin 15 gets in touch about his neighbour who's a Garda — and says he's been getting dogs abuse in public, even when he's off duty with his wife and kids, over the fuel protests. Adrian and Jeremy ask: are Gardaí fair game for abuse just because they wear the uniform… or should off-duty officers be completely off-limits? Callers clash hard. Some say it “comes with the territory”, others argue guards are only following orders, and a few insist they should refuse and walk away. The debate also hits heavy-handed policing, fake news about the PSNI, and that shocking off-duty Snapchat video doing the rounds.

For almost a week there were blockades and go-slows which severely disrupted the country's road network and Dublin city centre was at a standstill for several days. By the weekend a third of the country's service stations were out of petrol and diesel because fuel depots were under siege. Gardaí were out in force from the start; on the streets, beside fuel depots, on motorways – watching. So what changed on Thursday? Why did the policing response notch up several gears? Did gardaí expect the Defence Forces to join them on the streets and what did the army know Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan's was about to call on it to act? While it was called a fuel protest – about rising prices – it became clear that anger at the Government motivated many who took to the streets. Irish Times crime and security editor Conor Lally assesses the policing response to the largest protest in the State.Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Aideen Finnegan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mick and Paul discuss the exceptional event over the weekend that saw 10 per cent of the Garda force drafted in to remove the blockades on Dublin's O'Connell Street and other areas such as the Whitegate oil refinery in Cork. The massive operation saw Gardai seize control of the streets again amid an escalating nationwide fuel protest. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The capital's roads are now reopening and oil is leaving depots in Cork and Galway but it will take days for the country to get back to normal as commuters try to find petrol stations with full tanks. A deeper question now arises: Is this actually the end of the fuel protest or is it the start of something much bigger? Host: Kevin Doyle. Guests: Mark Condren, Ralph Riegel and Maeve McTaggart See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marc O'Driscoll, RTÉ South East Correspondent, reports on the latest events at the country's only oil refinery in Whitegate.

Mick and Paul discuss the major arrest of a close associate of Gerry ‘The Monk' Hutch in Spain over a long running corruption probe. They also discuss criminal damage incidents in Darndale, a burglary gang running rampant, and the latest developments with murder accused Jonathan Gill. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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