Corcaigh Garda

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Royal Corcaigh Garda
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Logo of the Garda

Flag of the Garda
Abbreviation
Motto Keeping People Safe
Agency Overview
Formed January 2020
Preceding agencies Gardai Ireland
Heddlu Wales
Kreslu Cornwall
Archerien Brittany
Colonial police
Dissolved
Superseding agency
Size 5
Volunteers
Legal personality Police Force
Jurisdictional structure
Legal jurisdiction Entirety of the territory
Map
Governing body
General nature Federal law enforcement
Opertional structure
Overseen body Corkonian Defence Forces
Headquarters Defence Forces Headquarters, Cork City
Notables
Commander in Chief grandhappy
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Anniversaries
Awards

The Corcaigh Garda is the policing agency of the Kingdom of Corcaigh. It is divided into four sub-administrations known as Hibernia Garda Cymru Garda Breizh Garda Kernow Garda of which are all responsible for policing separate areas of the Corkonian territories, additionally there is colonial police which is its own sub-administration which is responsible for policing all colonies of Cork. The other four are for policing all home territories.

Terminology

The service was originally named the Corkonian police but later was changed into the Garda then Royal Corcaigh Garda though is just referred to regularly as Garda. This title has been made permanent and unchangeable. When it comes to external territories that are not Ireland the word Garda does not fit into local languages in which is it still referred to as "Garda" or what ever is the equivalent of Guards.

The full official title, the Royal Corcaigh Garda is rarely if so never used in speech, however it is referred to depends on the register being used. It is variously known additionally as the traditional Irish term Garda Síochána in which this is not the official terminology. Popularly it is referred to as "the guards" and although Garda is singular, in these terms it is used as a collective noun, like police.

An individual officer is referred to as a garda or plural gardaí or gardas or less formally as "a guard"

Organisation

Structure and numbers

Garda Reserve

Rank Structure

Rank Commissioner Deputy Commissioner Assistant Commissioner Chief Superintendent Superintendent Captain Lieutenant Sergeant of the Garda Staff Sergeant Sergeant Garda
Insignia

These ranks are fixed across every territory and administrative region, whilst not every region may use each rank, for example smaller areas with only one department, they still do not have any unique or new ranks and will still follow the naming and insignias. Some territories may have separate looks to the insignias this could be a different colour scheme or different design of pips.

Uniform and equipment

Uniform

Equipment

Armed Gardaí

Vehicles

Governance and oversight

Policing Authority

Garda Inspectorate

Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission

Diplomatic protection

History

Inter-jurisdiction co-operation

Celtic Union

United Kingdom

Controversy and allegations involving the Garda