Written answers

Wednesday, 5 April 2006

Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform

Garda Deployment

9:00 pm

Paddy McHugh (Galway East, Independent)
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Question 235: To ask the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the geographical area comprising a Garda division (details supplied); and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13699/06]

Photo of Michael McDowellMichael McDowell (Dublin South East, Progressive Democrats)
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For policing purposes the country is divided into six regions, each of which is commanded by a regional assistant commissioner. The duties of the regional assistant commissioners are mainly operational. They are responsible for ensuring the operational efficiency of their respective region and, in particular, the quality of operational management exercised by their respective divisional and district officers. Each region is divided into divisions commanded by a chief superintendent, and each division is then divided into districts commanded by a superintendent, assisted by a number of inspectors. Garda divisions do not necessarily correspond to county boundaries. Galway west Garda division comprises the Garda districts of Galway, Clifden, Loughrea, Salthill, and Gort. The Garda stations within these districts are as follows:

Galway District Clifden District Loughrea District Salthill District Gort District
Galway Clifden Loughrea Uachtarard Gort
Oranmore Recess Tynagh Moycullen Ardrahan
Carndolla Letterfrack Killimor Carraroe Craughwell
Lough George Leenaun Woodford Ros Muc Kinvara
Headford Carna New Inn Inverin Kilchreest
Athenry Maam Eyrecourt Spiddal Peterswell
Minivea Roundstone Portumna Leitir Mór Kilcolgan
Kiltullagh Kilrickle Salthill Shanaglish Cill Rónáin

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