An Garda Síochána

Government AdministrationDublin, Ireland, Ireland
Est. 1922Government Agency3,489 Employees
Employees
~3,489
Founded
1922

About An Garda Síochána

We are unable to respond to policing or operational inquiries made via LinkedIn. For emergencies, call 999 or 112. An Garda Síochána—Ireland’s National Police and Security Service. The purpose of An Garda Síochána is "Keeping People Safe." A century after its establishment, An Garda Síochána continues to adhere to the vision of the first Garda Commissioner, Michael Staines: “The Garda Síochána will succeed not by force of arms or numbers, but on their moral authority as servants of the people.”

Key Facts
Approximately 3,489 employees globally
Headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, Ireland
Operates in Government Administration
Founded in 1922

Executive Leadership Team

Eimear Bourke
Eimear Bourke
Director, Executive, Strategy and Transformation
Since 2022
JB
John Barrett
Executive Director, Human Resources and People Development
Since 2014
Justin Kelly
Justin Kelly
Commissioner
Since 2017
Siobhán Toale
Siobhán Toale
Chief Corporate Officer
Since 2024
Yvonne C.
Yvonne C.
Executive Director, People and Development
Since 2025

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An Garda Síochána Executive Leadership Team

Eimear Bourke
Eimear Bourke
Director, Executive, Strategy and Transformation
Since 2022
JB
John Barrett
Executive Director, Human Resources and People Development
The role of Executive Director Human Resources and People Development was established in 2014 at the level of Assistant Secretary General - Department of Justice and Equality. The Human Resources and People Development function within An Garda Síochána, (the Irish National Police Service), supports a cadre of more than 15,500 employees, composed of sworn officers, civilian staff and Garda reserves. With an annual budget of 1.4 billion euros, An Garda Síochána provides a broad range of policing and national security services to the Irish Government and people and contributes to the overseas missions of both the EU and UN. Supporting a dispersed staff in a network of Regions, Divisions and Districts, the HR function of An Garda Síochána is composed of staff drawn from a wide variety of professional and administrative backgrounds and is made up of both sworn and civilian members. The HR and People Development function is committed to enhancing key systems, process and procedures in the organisations' existing service delivery model.
Since 2014
Justin Kelly
Justin Kelly
Commissioner
Since 2017
Siobhán Toale
Siobhán Toale
Chief Corporate Officer
Since 2024
Yvonne C.
Yvonne C.
Executive Director, People and Development
Since 2025

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An Garda Síochána Org Chart & Organizational Structure

An Garda Síochána is led by Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly, who was appointed by the Government from 1 September 2025 and brings 33 years of policing experience to the role. Reporting to the Commissioner are four senior executives: Eimear Bourke, Executive Director of Strategy and Transformation; John Barrett, Executive Director of Human Resources and People Development; Yvonne C., Executive Director of People & Development; and Siobhán Toale, Chief Corporate Officer.