Republic of Ireland — Garda Síochána & Republic of Ireland — Fianna Fáil

Republic of Ireland — Garda Síochána: Republic of Ireland — Garda Síochána is the national police force of Ireland. A report found a 'clear and serious dereliction of duty' by senior garda officers in their investigation of Bill Kenneally's abuses in the 1980s, leading to a state apology.

Republic of Ireland — Fianna Fáil: Republic of Ireland — Fianna Fáil is a political party in Ireland. Bill Kenneally was a former tallyman and canvasser for the party, and a former TD, Brendan Kenneally, who was aware of the abuse, continued to allow Bill Kenneally to canvass for him. The Minister for Justice stated that Republic of Ireland — Fianna Fáil does not owe an apology as the party was not aware of or endorsed the behavior.

Republic of Ireland — Garda Síochána: Republic of Ireland — Garda Síochána will receive enhanced powers to enforce the new ban on scramblers, including the ability to seize and destroy vehicles, with discussions on using drones for identification.

Republic of Ireland — Fianna Fáil: Republic of Ireland — Fianna Fáil TD Paul McAuliffe raised concerns about Republic of Ireland — Garda Síochána not pursuing scramblers, highlighting the need for clearer legislation.

Republic of Ireland — Garda Síochána: Republic of Ireland — Garda Síochána is investigating the collision, arrested a suspect, and appealed for witnesses. They are also facing calls for stronger enforcement against scrambler bikes.

Republic of Ireland — Fianna Fáil: Republic of Ireland — Fianna Fáil councillor Keith Connolly spoke out against the use of scrambler bikes and the need for better enforcement.