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Garda Commissioner

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Sep 30, 2026

Michael O'TooleHOST
17:11
You're gone, muchacho.
Paul HealyHOST
17:16
I just wonder, at this juncture, I know we spoke to the confidence of our own government and the Garda Commissioner the last day, but they were still speaking in light of the fact that the DPP had come back and directed no charges against Christy Kinahan.
Paul HealyHOST
17:31
So I just wonder at this stage, other than, as you say, the American sanctions, what really is hanging over this man's head, other than he has been uprooted from his comfort zone in Dubai? We don't know of any known criminal charges that are against him other than this particular U.S.
Paul HealyHOST
17:47
sanction, which was imposed all the way back in April of 2022.
Hugh LinehanHOST
30:08
I mean, there were, there were a number of things.
Hugh LinehanHOST
30:09
For, there was the fact that she called for the resignation of the Garda Commissioner, and the, the Minister for Justice seemed to politically backfire quite badly.
Hugh LinehanHOST
30:17
It probably didn't help that the Garda Commissioner at the time, Drew Harris, who himself had his own father killed by the IRA during the Troubles, as far as I know.
Hugh LinehanHOST
30:24
So there was a, there were, there were layers, layers within layers there that, that actually ended up damaging Sinn Féin, I think.
Hugh LinehanHOST
30:31
Plus, there was that question of her posting a photograph of a homeless guy on a step near where the, near where the school attack had happened, and that was also criticized a lot.
Conor LallyGUEST
26:05
I was in Dubai a few years ago.
Conor LallyGUEST
26:07
I actually, Drew Harris, the Garda Commissioner at the time, just happened to be out there at that time.
Conor LallyGUEST
26:11
And I actually interviewed him out there.
Conor LallyGUEST
26:13
And he said to me that the gang was worth 1 billion euros.
David HollywoodHOST
8:11
The Minister of State with responsibility for road safety is Sean Cannie.
David HollywoodHOST
8:15
He's calling the meeting, which will be attended by the likes of Transport Infrastructure Ireland, the Road Safety Authority, Department of Transportation, justice officials, as well as the Garda Commissioner.
David HollywoodHOST
8:24
Uh, Cannie says he wants the meeting to examine the measures that could alert motorists and gardaí when a car is going down the wrong way.
David HollywoodHOST
8:32
Uh, some of the quotes here he has given us would give you pause for thought.
Antoinette CunninghamGUEST
27:59
And again, I say, you know, independence is key to that because, you know, there's no point in correcting your own homework when it's something as serious as this.
Paul CunninghamHOST
28:06
I saw that the Garda Commissioner was reported in the Sunday Times as talking about some form of external investigation.
Paul CunninghamHOST
28:13
Would that be enough?
Antoinette CunninghamGUEST
28:15
Well, I am sure that the people who provide representation, such as the GRE and AGSI, have made this call based on what they feel is necessary at this time.
Antoinette CunninghamGUEST
5:17
And again, I say, you know, independence is key to that because, you know, there's no point in correcting your own homework when it's something as serious as this.
Paul CunninghamHOST
5:24
I saw that the Garda Commissioner was reported in the Sunday Times as talking about some form of external investigation.
Paul CunninghamHOST
5:30
Would that be enough?
Antoinette CunninghamGUEST
5:32
Well, I am sure that the people who provide representation, such as the GRA and AGSI, have made this call based on what they feel is necessary at this time.
Pat KennyHOST
4:10
Initially, he was chosen as the person who should come in to assess the risks identified in these disclosures regarding the disposal of Garda Ordinance.
Pat KennyHOST
4:19
The whistleblower's office was met with interference from the Garda Commissioner himself.
Ray LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:24
I received a call to say that the commissioner wanted to meet me and the other Protected Disclosures manager.
Ray LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:31
So we brought Donald Corcoran, the Protected Disclosures facilitator with us.
Matt CarthyGUEST
6:22
Not at all.
Matt CarthyGUEST
6:23
No, the Garda Commissioner is a regular visitor and has been with before us on a number of occasions and senior Garda management come before the committee.
Matt CarthyGUEST
6:32
We had them in this week dealing with issues around Garda pursuits.
Matt CarthyGUEST
6:36
But this is fundamentally a fundamental question that needs to be asked because Ultimately, what we have in on Garda Síochána is a police service that the vast majority of our citizens have confidence in and have faith in.
Conor SheehanGUEST
10:49
Well, I think if the Garda budget... is increased because you can't create a specific fund within the Department of Justice for CCTV in Limerick because you'll set a precedent and that's not viable.
Conor SheehanGUEST
11:01
But what you can actually do is you can increase the Garda budget and effectively the Garda Commissioner can fund this from an increase in the Garda budget through the Garda Commission.
Conor SheehanGUEST
11:15
with the council digital services department actually responsible for, say, the operation of the system.
Conor SheehanGUEST
11:26
And that is effectively the blueprint that the council and others, including myself, have gone to the Minister and gone to the Department of Justice with.
Alex WhiteGUEST
1:51
Do
Anton SavageHOST
1:51
you see it as anomalous or do you see it as indicative? Because Noreen O'Sullivan, the former Garda Commissioner, chaired that analysis of safety in public life.
Anton SavageHOST
1:59
And she was sounding warnings two years ago
Alex WhiteGUEST
2:01
saying that this

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