Anniversary Mass for deceased members of An Garda Síochána will be celebrated at the Holy Family Church, Aughrim Street at 11.30am on Thursday 21st of November 2019
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Brexit risk to €5 pension hike
From today’s {19th August} Irish Independent by Hugh O’Connell POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT No-deal warning: UK crash-out fears dampen Budget plans, as leaked documents reveal hard Border is likely THE €5 hike to the State pension and weekly social welfare payments is in jeopardy, as Brexit fears spark a major Budget battle in Fianna Fáil. Despite the […]
HISTORICAL AND RECONCILIATORY POLICE (HARP) Society – St Paul of the Cross Church, Mount Argus, Dublin D6W
HISTORICAL AND RECONCILIATORY POLICE (HARP Society, an affiliate of the GSRMA). The President of the GSRMA and the HARP Society extend a warm welcome to all police families and their friends to the eight annual interdenominational ceremony for the RIC and DMP fallen: At St Paul of the Cross Church, Mount Argus, Dublin D6W On […]
Retirement Function of Superintendent of Martin Fitzgerald
To Celebrate the Service in An Garda Síochána of Superintendent Martin Fitzgerald You are invited to a Function at Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel, Killiney, Co. Dublin on Wednesday the 14th August 2019 from 6pm to 8pm (Speeches at 6.30pm) Any Enquiries to: Chief Superintendent Anne Marie Cagney 087 0601636 D/Superintendent Pat Conlon 087 2369270 Superintendent Martin […]
‘Our mission continues – to build a republic of liberty for all’
{From Irish Independent Tuesday 22nd. January 2019 – Celebrations and Remberance begin Mansion House 100 years later} Just 90 minutes before the assembly, the Mansion House on Dublin’s Dawson Street had hosted an ‘entertainment’ for the expatriated prisoners of war from Germany after World War I The street was decked with Union Jacks and bunting. […]
Soldiers of Destiny march blindly to beat of the Government drum
From todays Irish Independent THE Soldiers of Destiny like to think of themselves as the Republican party but latterly they are more akin to the Roll Over Party. Every supposed red-line issue, in Fianna Fáil’s phoney battle with Fine Gael, is invariably meekly diluted, with the party winning nothing more than egg on its face. […]
For all the focus on tax, ‘give-back’ won’t buy us an extra pint a week
FINANCE Minister Paschal Donohoe’s Budget day speech will be a pitch to middle Ireland to stick with a Government that is determined to reward work. Ahead of Budget 2018 next week our experts assess the fault lines. Today, Kevin Doyle looks at personal taxation. The minister and Taoiseach Leo Varadkar are blue in the face […]
Over 1,000 Public Service clerical staff to be placed on higher pay scale
Thousands of civil servants to get additional leave, while some allowances to be restor The executive of the Irish Nurses and Midwives’ Organisation has deferred until the end of a month a final decision on whether to recommend the proposed pay accord to members in a forthcoming ballot. More than 1,000 clerical staff are to […]
Pay talks Update 7.30pm Wednesday night 7th. June : Government pay and pension proposals not yet tabled at talks
Government pay and pension proposals not yet tabled at talks Measures on increasing the level of Saturday working have been diluted Talks on a new public service agreement are still underway between the Government and representatives of its 300,000 employees. It is understood the Government has still not formally tabled its proposals on pay and […]
Alliance of Retired Public Servants enter Pension Restoration talks with Pubic Expenditure & Reform
Today, Thursday 25th. May 2017, the Alliance of Retired Public Servants, to which Garda Siochana Retired Members’ Association are affiliated, entered talks with Department of Public Expenditure & Reform, on the vexed question of the restoration of our Pensions. While early indications are that the talks have an air of optimism, and anticipation, there appears […]
