60 years of policing cooperation with UK will ‘fall away’ after no-deal Brexit
Sixty years of policing cooperation with the UK will “fall away” after a no-deal Brexit, Ireland’s police chief warned.
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No deal could see NI police call in support from GB, says chief constable
A no-deal Brexit could see police in Northern Ireland calling in support from other forces in the UK to help manage the border, the region’s police chief has said.
Police keeping ‘open mind’ over motive in Co Down fatal shooting
Police are keeping an “open mind” as to the motive of the fatal shooting of a man in Co Down.
Police officer urges action to move society forward after dissident attack
One of the most senior police officers in Northern Ireland has urged action to move society forward following the latest terrorist attack.
Dissident republicans tried to lure police to their deaths, says police chief
Dissident republicans attempted to lure police and Army personnel to their deaths in Northern Ireland, a senior officer has said.
Police and Army officers escape injury in Co Fermanagh bomb blast
An explosive device has detonated in Co Fermanagh as police and Army bomb disposal officers were searching the area.
Dozens of petrol and paint bombs thrown at police in Londonderry
Police in Londonderry were attacked with dozens of petrol and paint bombs overnight.
Police and Protestant order members targeted in Derry petrol bomb attacks
Police and members of a Protestant loyal order came under attack by petrol bombers in a night of unrest in Londonderry.
Police should have acted earlier on Belfast bonfire: Gerry Adams
Police should have intervened earlier in a bonfire dispute that ended in violent clashes in a republican neighbourhood in Belfast, Gerry Adams has said.
Teenager critical after stabbing at Belfast bonfire site
An 18-year-old man is in a critical condition in hospital after being stabbed at the site of a controversial bonfire in Belfast.
Man, 60, to appear in court over 1994 IRA murder
A man is due to appear in court over the murder of a postal worker in 1994.
Suspicious person seen running away from spot where bomb was planted
A suspicious person reportedly ran away from the spot where a booby-trapped bomb was placed to target police in Northern Ireland, an investigator said.
Police participation in gay pride parade ’empowering’
Police participation in gay pride marches in Northern Ireland is about allowing officers to be true to themselves, one policeman has said.
Dissident republicans blamed after explosive device targets police
Dissident republicans have attempted to kill police officers responding to a report from the public, a senior officer in Northern Ireland said.
Explosive device used to target police found in Co Armagh
An explosive device used by dissident republicans in a failed bid to kill police officers has been discovered in Northern Ireland.
Hard Brexit will have detrimental impact on NI peace process, police chief warns
Northern Ireland’s police chief has warned that a hard Brexit will have a “detrimental” impact on the peace process.
Belfast bonfire contractor leak ‘highly unlikely’ to have come from police
A leak that led to the names of contractors appearing in sinister graffiti warning against demolishing a contentious loyalist bonfire was “highly unlikely” to have come from within the police, a senior officer has said.
Council axes plan to remove bonfire at Belfast leisure centre
Councillors in Belfast have agreed not to remove a loyalist bonfire at a leisure centre in the east of the city.
Belfast bonfire organisers urged to leave leisure centre site
Those behind a loyalist bonfire at an east Belfast leisure centre have been formally asked to leave the site.
New police chief vows to use community support to defeat dissident republicans
Northern Ireland’s new police chief has vowed to use community support as a “weapon” to defeat dissident republicans.
Woman loses £300,000 to fraudster in romance scam
A Northern Ireland woman has been scammed out of more than £300,000 by an individual who promised her a romantic relationship.
Woman rescued from car in Lough Erne
Police have rescued a woman from a car in Lough Erne.
Police issue plea for movement of dissident bombers in east Belfast
Detectives investigating the attempted murder of a police officer with a bomb placed under a car say the terrorists responsible may have had support in east Belfast.
Police receive new information in hunt for missing man
New information has been received by police investigating the disappearance of a Co Down man, the detective leading the murder probe said.
Police chiefs on both sides of border awarded Queen’s honours
Police chiefs on both sides of the Irish border have been honoured by the Queen.
Watchdog insists no theft complaint was made amid row with police chiefs
Northern Ireland’s police watchdog has stood by an assertion that it did not make a complaint of theft amid a row with two Chief Constables.
Murder detectives launch CCTV appeal over man’s disappearance
Police have issued a CCTV appeal about a Co Down father-of-four they believe was murdered.
Police urge NI politicians to settle differences
Police have urged politicians in Northern Ireland to settle their differences.
Father-of-four’s disappearance treated as murder
Police are treating the disappearance of a father-of-four in Northern Ireland as murder.
Man arrested after shots fired in west Belfast
A man has been arrested by police in west Belfast using anti-terrorism laws after shots were fired.
Loughinisland film-makers retrieve seized material
Two arrested documentary makers have retrieved a vast haul of journalistic and personal material unlawfully seized by police, and called for senior officers to be held to account.
Custody suite nurses praised for potentially life-saving work
Nurses hired to work in Northern Ireland’s busiest police custody centre have been credited with potentially saving four lives in just six months.