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Charity calls on gardaí to increase Compliance Checkpoints across the county
With Galway surpassing Dublin with the highest number of daily cases of Covid-19 in the State, the gardaí have been asked to increase the number of Covid-19 checkpoints across the county for the rest of January.
Speeding offences up 143 per cent in city
The number of speeding offences in Galway city has risen, according to a Garda report, for the first 10 months of 2020.
20th anniversary appeal into the murder of Sandra Collins
Gardaí investigating the murder of Sandra Collins are renewing their appeal for information on the 20th anniversary of her disappearance.
No cameras for roundabouts to combat crime because of GDPR says Garda chief
Installing cameras on roundabouts in an effort to combat burglaries is a no go currently because of GDPR, that is according to Chief Superintendent Tom Curley.
Increase in domestic incident figures for county 'frightening', says Connolly
A 37 per cent increase in the recording of domestic disputes by the gardai for this year has been described as frightening by Deputy Catherine Connolly.
Nearly €470,000 worth of drugs seized in county to date
Drugs with an estimated street value of nearly €470,000 were seized by gardaí in Galway county for the year to date with the number arrested for sale or supply increasing by 46 per cent.
Mayo Divisional Protective Service Unit commences
The newly established Mayo Divisional Protective Service Unit (DPSU) commenced this week.
Student gatherings could bring Galway one step closer to county wide lockdown
Fears that Galway has been brought one step closer to a county wide lockdown emerged last night after large groups of students were gathering to celebrate Fresher's Week, in defiance of public health guidelines on social distancing.
Gardai net €1.2 million in drug seizures within six months of expanding task force
Since being expanded last December, the Divisional Drugs Taskforce from the Mayo Garda Division has seized €1.2 million worth of suspected drugs, along with €30,000 worth of counterfeit currency and €12,500 in cash in the county.
Renewed road safety appeal as deaths rise
The Road Safety Authority and An Garda Síochána are renewing their appeal for road users to take extra care after provisional collision figures for 2020 show a 17 per cent increase in the number of fatal crashes.
