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Superintendent Tim Burke and Chief Superintendent Tony O'Donnell briefing Gardaí ahead of deployment in and around the Aviva Stadium ahead of this evening's game between Ireland & England.
We are deployed right across Dublin, please don't hesitate to ask for assistance.
On duty on a leafy Lansdowne Road this morning, awaiting thousands of fans for Ireland against England at 5pm later today.
Our traffic management plan for road closures and parking restrictions is available here:
#KeepingPeopleSafe
Ireland will be taking on England at the Aviva Stadium this Saturday at 5pm.
As Dublin city and the area around the stadium will be busy, please take a look at our traffic management plan so that you can best plan your journey:
#KeepingPeopleSafe
A reminder that episode one of a three-part series ‘On the Beat’ will be on in the next few minutes on
@RTEOne
.
We hope that it may give you some more insight into our work in communities helping to keep people safe.
#ItsAJobWorthDoing
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As schools begin to reopen this week, some proud families may be posting photos of children in uniform on social media.
Our National Cyber Crime Bureau have some useful guidance so that we can all
#BeCyberSmart
and protect their safety online.
#KeepingPeopleSafe
On Friday evening, Gardaí in Dundalk were alerted that two dolphins had become stuck in the sand when the tide went out at Blackrock, Co. Louth.
Gardaí joined locals and volunteers with the Irish Whales and Dolphin Group to help get them back to sea.
#HereToHelp
Find out what it takes to police our capital city in the latest Garda Podcast episode.
Listen here:
Our Assistant Commissioner of the DMR - Dublin Metropolitan Region, Angela Willis explains the logistics of policing Dublin.
#KeepingPeopleSafe