LOOKING FORWARD TO BETTER TIMES, writes Marie Roche, GSRMA Social Committee
With the current rate of the virus in our communities sadly it is impossible to plan ahead for spring or
REMEMBERING ANOTHER KENNEDY TRAGEDY, writes Tony Ruane, GSRMA Dublin North
Reflecting on the tragic aircraft incident which claimed the life of JFK Junior in 1999, Tony Ruane, Dublin North Branch,
Commemorating 100 Years Headlines in An Garda Síochaná 1922 -1927, writes John Duffy, Dublin West Branch
With the year 2022 almost upon us, An Garda Síochána and the Garda Síochána Retired Members Association are planning a
The Diviner, By Tom Coen, GSRMA Roscommon
I was in my first station after being promoted to Sergeant and I was i/c of a one and two
BOOK REVIEWS – Spring 2021
1. Strike Back by Tom Croke For crime fiction thriller readers, a new novel, Strike Back by retired D/Sergeant Tom Croke
Remembrance of 3rd April 1970 – Dick Fallon RIP.
To: All Members of GSRMA This is the second year in a row that we are halted in remembering the
CHECKING IN ON YOUR STATE OF MENTAL HEALTH, reports GSRMA Welfare Subcommittee
Against the backdrop of the continuing coronavirus pandemic, the GSRMA Welfare Committee introduces Síocháin readers to the topic of mental
GSRMA CENTENARY PROJECT NOW UNDERWAY, writes Rita Delaney, GSRMA Central Committee
Rita Delaney, Central Committee & Dublin West Branch, provides an update on the GSRMA’s Centenary Project ‘Capturing Our History’, as
GSRMA 2021 SPRING CAPTION COMPETITION
What did the snowman say to Sheamie? Submit a caption for this photo to be in with a chance to
NEW PAY AGREEMENT IS ‘BUILDING MOMENTUM’, writes Joe Dirwan, GSRMA Central Committee
The new pay agreement ‘Building Momentum’ is an extension of previous pay agreements including the Public Sector Stability Agreement (2018-20).