No, unfortunately I wouldn't, this country is too lenient on criminals and therefore its not a safe job. I also feel there is a culture of bullying within the force.
You get assaulted pretty regularly, working night shifts and the spending all day in court is tough. Lack of members meaning a high work load, massive amount of box ticking, aswell as poor management. Members retiring at an alarming rate. People need to keep all this in mind when joining, if I had a family member joining I would advise them against it. In relation to the fitness test, there is zero time given by the job to train, it all has to be done on your own time. If fitness test become mandatory so be it, but you must give Gardai time to train, and at the moment there are not enough Gardai to answer calls.
You forgot all that time in court is meaningless. Everyone gets a suspended sentence for practically anything so you’ll be repeatably arresting the same scumbags over and over again. Gets old real quick. Hence everyone leaving.
Mostly, they get assaulted because people don't respect them. That is mostly ON THEM. If they don't respect the law, how can they expect the rest of us to.
Decent people will not join AGS because crime and corruption is endemic in the organisation. That is why there is a manpower shortage. Whining about supposed poor pay and conditions won't wash.
Protect, Deter, detect, and only prosecute "in the public interest" As for resources, far too many prosecutions are adjourned, often multiple times. Gardai aren't supposed to be prosecutors, they are witnesses. Add to that, the statutory courts are a fraud. The original Courts Act (1924) was never Commenced. The DRAFT Commencement Order was supposedly stamped on a date before the seal was even ordered. Documentary evidence from the National Archive. All subsequent Acts depend on the first one.
A recruitment office has been opened in North Ireland,to recruit people in that country to apply to be members of An Garda,we already have RUC officers down here,with Garda uniforms on,being paid huge money to do so
€305 per week is €8 an hour while the minimum wage is €12.70 per hour. Wonder why you’ll struggle to fill your quota. Then you get €2500 take home pay per month and have to deal with all sorts of shit everyday in work. No thanks.
@@user-vn9sq1rc7c he quoted €305 per week for 32 weeks which on a 38 hour week is €8,I assume is that’s training,then €35000 per year once training is completed. Used the online tax calculator which gave me €2500 per month take home from that. And minimum wage is €12.70.
plus the garda in this country are really hated i have seen it myself ... the young people dont respect them and i dont thing the older generation have have much time for them either ....one has to ask how did it come to his
I don't know about the lack of continuous assessment for fitness over a garda's career, but they don't even provide a bootcamp to whip recruits into shape. They (the guards) expect recruits to be already in shape! I suppose they also expect the recruit to know everything an experienced garda would know before even beginning their tuition in police studies. How are you suppose to become fit if they don't have a fitness course for recruits? If that sort of b.s. happened in the army or navy, there'd be no one accepted as a recruit.
I'm a mid forties Irish guy who was curious about this new possibility of still joining the Gardaí. After watching this video, I wouldn't even consider it.
The Garda need to be payed more they risk their lives and mental health doing a public service it’s a government problem this is the same for the armed services
Would absolutely love to join but because I have a hand tattoo of boxing gloves a sport I dedicated my life to I can’t join, and to get it removed is so expensive.
Louisiana in the USA are the only state to retain a Napoleonic Civic code of Law .. obviously its modernised and in line with US common law and as a republic we are eligible for such law..if one half of your recruuts wants law reform and the laws of a republic one hundred years after independence and the other half want to ing to common law only ...then its not a matter of management or pay is it ? A Garda is an agent of common law courts unable to evolve under a union jack but incapable of advancement under a tricolour ..An Eireann State Trooper on the other hand ???
My wife was a garda. She got squeezed out because she refused to be corrupted.
Fare play to her🎉 the people in the job now have no shame.
@@useall7665 Yeah, most of the decent ones get out as soon as they can draw a pension. That leaves the dross to climb the ranks.
@@sbkenn1 yahe iv been seen whats happin for years madness whats going on in our towns a citys.
Ok, and you want a round of applause for her doing what she was hired to do?
now that is wrong ... but nothings ever done about it .............
The Garda today are a shadow of what they were 30 years ago, back then they commanded respect but not any more, they've been politicised.
Recruitment attracts bullies. Training reinforces that.
What is a Garda?????
I see private security Guards pretending to be Garda
Revenue generators for the freestate government, enforcing WEF policy , immigration etc..
Sadly you couldn't trust a garda now.they were always the RIC just renamed.the Army was the same.
Defo not. It has a toxic culture which needs drastic reform right throughout the organisation.
The country is collapsing
No, unfortunately I wouldn't, this country is too lenient on criminals and therefore its not a safe job. I also feel there is a culture of bullying within the force.
You get assaulted pretty regularly, working night shifts and the spending all day in court is tough. Lack of members meaning a high work load, massive amount of box ticking, aswell as poor management. Members retiring at an alarming rate. People need to keep all this in mind when joining, if I had a family member joining I would advise them against it. In relation to the fitness test, there is zero time given by the job to train, it all has to be done on your own time. If fitness test become mandatory so be it, but you must give Gardai time to train, and at the moment there are not enough Gardai to answer calls.
You forgot all that time in court is meaningless. Everyone gets a suspended sentence for practically anything so you’ll be repeatably arresting the same scumbags over and over again. Gets old real quick. Hence everyone leaving.
I'm sure "diversity" will top the list....
Mostly, they get assaulted because people don't respect them. That is mostly ON THEM. If they don't respect the law, how can they expect the rest of us to.
Decent people will not join AGS because crime and corruption is endemic in the organisation.
That is why there is a manpower shortage.
Whining about supposed poor pay and conditions won't wash.
Protect, Deter, detect, and only prosecute "in the public interest"
As for resources, far too many prosecutions are adjourned, often multiple times. Gardai aren't supposed to be prosecutors, they are witnesses. Add to that, the statutory courts are a fraud. The original Courts Act (1924) was never Commenced. The DRAFT Commencement Order was supposedly stamped on a date before the seal was even ordered. Documentary evidence from the National Archive. All subsequent Acts depend on the first one.
A recruitment office has been opened in North Ireland,to recruit people in that country to apply to be members of An Garda,we already have RUC officers down here,with Garda uniforms on,being paid huge money to do so
Look what happened to Garda McCabe...
Garda wef workers I hope there familys are proud
Clearly have zero respect for Irish citizens is the main qualification.
Not garda ,ruc police
€305 per week is €8 an hour while the minimum wage is €12.70 per hour. Wonder why you’ll struggle to fill your quota. Then you get €2500 take home pay per month and have to deal with all sorts of shit everyday in work. No thanks.
How did you do the maths on that one? Please explain
@@user-vn9sq1rc7c he quoted €305 per week for 32 weeks which on a 38 hour week is €8,I assume is that’s training,then €35000 per year once training is completed. Used the online tax calculator which gave me €2500 per month take home from that. And minimum wage is €12.70.
We will have Africans, Algerians and Georgians policing us
@@user-vn9sq1rc7c
They Must get some sort of maths rebate.
plus the garda in this country are really hated i have seen it myself ... the young people dont respect them and i dont thing the older generation have have much time for them either ....one has to ask how did it come to his
I want Drew's job. Just saying....
I don't know about the lack of continuous assessment for fitness over a garda's career, but they don't even provide a bootcamp to whip recruits into shape. They (the guards) expect recruits to be already in shape! I suppose they also expect the recruit to know everything an experienced garda would know before even beginning their tuition in police studies. How are you suppose to become fit if they don't have a fitness course for recruits? If that sort of b.s. happened in the army or navy, there'd be no one accepted as a recruit.
They must be desperate when they want 50 years olds. Lol 😅😂
I'm a mid forties Irish guy who was curious about this new possibility of still joining the Gardaí.
After watching this video, I wouldn't even consider it.
I thought you have to be a foreigner to join the Garda, only foreigner that came here undocumented, need apply.
No way i hate coffee and donuts 😂😂.
Would someone mind explaining examples of the corruption ? Like working with drug dealers stuff like that
100000 euro worth of drugs disappeared from the Carlow cop station a few weeks ago
@@paddy2875 I wonder were that went 😂😂😂
They'll be more leaving when cameras are introduced 😅
The Garda need to be payed more they risk their lives and mental health doing a public service it’s a government problem this is the same for the armed services
Nobody forced them to be 🦵💪🦶 A SO CALLED GARDI 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😂
@@BridgetStrcic I bet you'll be saying that when you need them 😂
They need to earn the peoples respect they haven't that.
Join london corporation
Police
Mi5
NAAAAAAAAA
They keep trucking me and asking why I beat people up, I'm phoning the police.
Invest in the nations police force, or soon you won't have one.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
The RIC are hiring.
Look at old fruit reading his script 😂
Pat is enjoying himself.
Would absolutely love to join but because I have a hand tattoo of boxing gloves a sport I dedicated my life to I can’t join, and to get it removed is so expensive.
EU NATZIES WILL REMOVE IT FREE DON'T WORRY 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
oh jesus up to 50 are you having a laugh sure retirement in like 67 our system is a joke
More like the RIC these days
Louisiana in the USA are the only state to retain a Napoleonic Civic code of Law .. obviously its modernised and in line with US common law and as a republic we are eligible for such law..if one half of your recruuts wants law reform and the laws of a republic one hundred years after independence and the other half want to ing to common law only ...then its not a matter of management or pay is it ? A Garda is an agent of common law courts unable to evolve under a union jack but incapable of advancement under a tricolour ..An Eireann State Trooper on the other hand ???
Never liked Pat Kenny
Still don't
You no longer need 2 languages.
ive a tattoo on my hand sorry guys
No 👎
Hate them.
There trying to recruit in Pakistan now enough said
Two languages for what? 😂😂😂😂😅
Surely a 50 year old person is to old definitely to join.
How long would you be expected to work before retirement??
They can work for five years and then retire and draw the pension.
66 years old is the current retirement age I believe.
@@seannolan8615 retiring at 55 is new though.
@@seannolan8615 Yippee!
Become a government puppy how about noooo
🤣🤣🤣