CHANGING OF THE GUARD IN BLACKROCK, writes Mick Lernihan, GSRMA General Secretary
The old station in Blackrock was one of the last two surviving stations with the old ‘Police Station’ red lamp
THE SWELLAN LOUGH HERO , writes John Smith, GSRMA Cork City
Swellan Lake was always a mecca for swimmers and sunbathers during the summer months. Walter Little, the woodwork teacher from
Notice Board – Winter Síocháin 2020
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40th Anniversary Commemoration Detective Garda SEAMUS QUAID, reports Tom Miller- CC Member and Wexford Branch
Seamus Quaid, who was attached to Wexford Garda Station, was killed at Cleariestown outside Wexford Town after a confrontation with
REFLECTIONS ON CURBING CURRENT PANDEMIC, writes John Duffy, GSRMA Dublin West
While checking on an address in Galway recently, I had occasion to come across a piece written by a priest
Spring Edition of Síocháin.
To: All Members of the GSRMA. Síocháin 2021 - Spring Edition. Well, it's 2021 and I am looking to you
PAYING HOMAGE TO THE HILL OF CROSSES NORTHERN LITHUANIA, writes Cyril Meehan, GSRMA Donegal North
Well, I have seen breath-taking beauty, places of historic interest, places with a background of tragic war and others of
GSRMA WINTER CAPTION COMPETITION- Members only
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BOOK REVIEW-‘A Border Beat – Policing in Dundalk’ Pat O’Donoghue, Dundalk Branch
‘A Border Beat – Policing in Dundalk’ Pat O’Donoghue, Dundalk Branch. Reviewed by Brendan McAvinue, Maynooth University (Grandson of Garda
BOOK REVIEW – ‘The Black & Tans’ (1920-21) Jim Herlihy, Cork City Branch
‘The Black & Tans’ (1920-21) Jim Herlihy, Cork City Branch. Reviewed by Billy Saunderson, Central Committee and Clare Branch. Author