Commemorations Report, writes Mick Lernihan, General Secretary
In this edition, we firstly revisit Dublin Castle the 24 September 2021 where 15 brave members of An Garda Síochána
Centenary Report , writes Rita Delaney, Central Committee & Dublin West Branch
2021 is coming to a close very quickly now and before we know it 2022 will dawn and the Centenary
The Centenary Dawns, writes John O’Brien, Central Committee & Dublin North Branch
The Anglo-Irish Truce commenced in July 1921 and this set-in train the Treaty negotiations. The Anglo-Irish Treaty was ratified by
GSRMA Centenary Project , writes Rita Delaney, Central Committee & Dublin West Branch
The Centenary Working Group and our retired colleagues who undertook the training have really mobilised in the past two months
Death on the Island – Cyprus 1996, writes Matt Cosgrave, Dublin North Branch
Since the Garda Síochána replaced the Swedish Police in Cyprus in 1993, going to Cyprus on a UN Mission was
Commemorating through Ethical Memory , writes John Duffy, Dublin West Branch
Much has been written, spoken and otherwise commented upon regarding the proposed schedule of National and Institutional commemorations planned to
Commemorations To Remember our Colleagues, writes Mick Lernihan, GSRMA General Secretary
A number of significant anniversary dates will be remembered around this time and I am going to refer to some
Update on ‘Capturing Our History’ Project, writes Rita Delaney, Central Committee Member
The Oral History Network of Ireland (OHNI) provided the training and all participants agreed that the training was of a
2021 ANNUAL GARDA MEMORIAL DAY, writes GSRMA President, Matt Givens
Garda Memorial Day is a poignant annual event dedicated to the brave 89 Gardaí who have lost their lives on
25th Anniversary of the Murder of Jerry McCabe, 7th June 2021
GSRMA President Matt Givens joins with Ann McCabe, Ben O'Sullivan, Minister for Justice Heather Humphreys T. D., Garda Commissioner Drew