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Garda Keith Harrison, who is stationed in Donegal, was suspended in March 2021 for an alleged breach of discipline (pic: RollingNews)

Garda fails in High Court bid to overturn suspension

A garda who was suspended over four years ago, because he entered into a sexual relationship with a woman "within weeks" of her making a complaint of domestic abuse assault to him, has failed in a High Court challenge to his suspension.

Ireland • 30 May

Garda Keith Harrison gave evidence before the Disclosures Tribunal

High Court halts inquiry into Garda Keith Harrison

Garda Keith Harrison, who gave evidence before the Disclosures Tribunal, has secured a High Court order halting an internal Garda investigation into alleged breaches of discipline by him.

News • 05 Feb 19

Garda Keith Harrison, pictured at the Disclosures Tribunal with Marissa Simms

Garda takes case aiming to stop internal investigation

A member of An Garda Síochána who gave evidence before the Disclosures Tribunal has brought a High Court action aimed at stopping an internal garda investigation into alleged breaches of discipline by him.

Courts • 08 Oct 18

Keith Harrison denied that he allegedly threatened to burn and bury his partner Marissa Simms

Harrison denies he threatened to burn and bury partner

Garda Keith Harrison has denied at the Disclosures Tribunal that he threatened to burn and bury his partner.

News • 29 Sep 17

Garda Keith Harrison says there was a disagreement with his partner but it was not serious or violent

Tribunal hears of row between garda and partner

The Disclosures Tribunal has heard that Garda Keith Harrison's partner told gardaí she was terrified of him and that he threw her out of the house during a row.

Ireland • 19 Sep 17

Garda Keith Harrison has been out of work on sick leave since 2014

Medical reports warned of risk to garda whistleblower

A garda whistleblower on long-term stress-related absence has been instructed to return to work at a station where he previously served, according to confidential documents seen by RTÉ's This Week programme.

Ireland • 02 Apr 17