Minister for Justice James Browne has paid heartfelt tribute to the Garda officer who was tragically killed while on duty over the weekend.
Garda Kevin Flatley was struck by a motorcycle while carrying out a speed checkpoint in north Dublin. Expressing condolences to the officer’s wife Una, their children, colleagues, and community, Minister Browne said the death is a stark reminder of the daily risks Gardaí face in protecting the public. He confirmed that supports are being put in place for the officer’s family and colleagues. Calling for a renewed focus on road safety, the Minister highlighted the dangers of speeding and distracted driving, especially mobile phone use. He also backed calls for a review of road safety policies, stressing the importance of both public responsibility and ensuring Gardaí can return home safely after every shift. Listen back here: [audio wav="https://www.southeastradio.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/MESSAGEFROMMINISTERBROWNE.wav"][/audio]
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