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This report examines the costs incurred for accommodation by An Garda Síochána policing the UEFA Europa League final, which took place in the Aviva Stadium in Dublin in May 2024.

This report reviews the operation of controls over catering expenditure incurred by the Irish Prison Service. It also examines control issues in respect of a number of related or ancillary services operating within prisons but not funded by the Prison Service.

The cost of overtime in An Garda Siochána in 2017 was €132 million, almost 50% over budget. The examination found that management practices to control overtime spend were ineffective and that information systems failed to provide the depth of analysis to effectively deploy staff.

This report is based on a review of the annualised hours system in the Irish Prison Service carried out by the C&AG.

This chapter examines the systems of control in place in relation to the fixed charge notice system operated by An Garda Siochana.

This chapter examines the management of outsourced safety cameras as a result of a public procurement process conducted in 2007 by An Garda Siochana.

This chapter examines the expenditure charged to Vote 24 Justice and Equality relating to the development of a new building for the State Pathology Service and the Dubline Coroner's Office, however, despite a significant financial outlay, no new premises was delivered.

This chapter examines the lease of accommodation for a probation service project, which was charged to Vote 19 Justice and Equality. Despite this outlay, the premises has not become available for use by the Bridge Project.

This is a report examining the Garda Civilianisation under the following headings; The progress in increasing civilianisation on foot of Government Decisions and The extent of redeployment of Gardaí to policing duties on foot of the increases in civilian numbers.

This is a report examining Procurement and Travel Expenses in the Irish Prison Service.