Complaints

A person who has either a suspicion or documentary proof that corrupt practices are taking place should report the matter to any member of An Garda Síochána at any Garda Station. On receipt of a complaint, the Bureau will conduct an assessment to determine whether a crime has taken place and will then either proceed with the investigation itself or assign responsibility to the relevant Garda District.

The Anti-Bribery and Corruption Unit can also be contacted directly via the Confidential Reporting Line at

Telephone: 1800 40 60 80
Email: GNECB.ABCU@garda.ie
Website: Garda National Economic Crime Bureau

Address:
Garda National Economic Crime Bureau,
Clyde House,
IDA Blanchardstown Business & Technology Park,
Snugborough Road,
Dublin 15, D15 Y6NT

Complaints against the Garda Síochána

A person who has either a suspicion or documentary proof that a Garda is involved in corrupt practices should report the matter to:

Fiosrú
150 Upper Abbey Street,
Dublin 1,
D01 FT73,
Ireland.

Telephone: 0818 600 800
Fax: 01 814 70 23
Email: info@fiosru.ie
Online: https://www.fiosru.ie/complaints/submit-a-complaint/

From 2 April 2025, Fiosrú the Office of the Police Ombudsman has taken on the role of dealing with complaints from the public where they have concerns about Garda members, a role that was previously carried out by the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission. The Government has appointed Ms Emily Logan to be Ireland’s first Police Ombudsman, supported by the Chief Executive Officer of Fiosrú Ms Sheila McClelland.

Further information can be found at the Fiosrú Website.