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- noun Plural form of
garda .
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Examples
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This would entitle gardai and experts access to the documents, including for the purpose of a prosecution, but would not allow for disclosure to third parties contemplating or already taking civil actions against the bank.
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The teenager had pleaded guilty at the Children's Court to causing criminal damage at his south Dublin home on a date last May, when his mother had to call the gardai over his unruly behaviour.
European Tribune 2010
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Lillis even called gardai the day after his wife's death to further add detail to the lie.
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The teenager had pleaded guilty at the Children's Court to causing criminal damage at his south Dublin home on a date last May, when his mother had to call the gardai over his unruly behaviour.
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Ms Brophy told Mr Orange that she'd called gardai on her housemate the night before the assault because he kicked her in the stomach during a row.
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IMHO cuts on law enforcement agencies, such as gardai and revenue always was a bad idea.
Politics.ie paulp 2010
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This would not impact on those banned for separate reasons, including people with links to the judicial system such as gardai, coroners, soldiers and probation officers.
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In Schull, a village with a population of around 700, the local gardai were understandably overwhelmed.
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The BBC are having to report that BBC journalists are among eleven men arrested by gardai in County Donegal as part of a probe into paramilitary activity ...
Archive 2008-03-01 Not a sheep 2008
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The hospital would have notified the gardai, and once the police were involved, things would have been completely out of our control.
The Season of Risks Susan Hubbard 2010
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