Gardai mark 100 years of protecting Ireland from ‘sustained threats’

The transcript covers the history and evolution of Gardish Economy, Ireland's national police service, from its inception at Dublin Castle to its current role in national security. It highlights the challenges faced, the symbolic march into Dublin, and the vision of moral authority over force. The legacy of community connection and the service's achievements in maintaining security are emphasized.

What is the current role of Dublin Castle in relation to the Garda?

• It is a hub for Garda activities and houses the Garda Museum.

• It is no longer used by the Garda.

• It serves as a museum only.

• It is a training center for new recruits.

How has Gardish Econa responded to threats to Ireland's democracy?

• By increasing the number of officers.

• By reducing public engagement.

• By focusing solely on internal threats.

• By collaborating with international law enforcement agencies.

What was the significance of the Civic Guard's march into Dublin Castle?

• It marked the end of British rule in Ireland.

• It was a symbolic statement of the Irish Free State's ability to govern.

• It was a protest against the civil war.

• It was a celebration of Michael Collins' leadership.

What was the vision statement for the newly formed Garda?

• To succeed by force and numbers.

• To succeed through moral authority as servants of the people.

• To prioritize technological advancements.

• To focus on international policing.

How did the Garda forge a strong connection with the community?

• By enforcing strict laws.

• By collaborating with international forces.

• By gaining trust and respect during a time of division.

• By focusing on urban areas only.