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A new book by Michael Brennan on the collapse of water charges reveals the challenges that Gardaí faced when policing water charge protests in 2014 – including the Jobstown protest – and a night when a garda station in Dublin found itself under siege. The following is an extract. “The arrest of three water protesters at an event attended by […]
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Is consent ever a defence to assault?
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Making the ordinary extraordinary in Balbriggan
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Features
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Modern Policing
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Opinion
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