Helen McEntee says gardaí in Dublin will have body-cams by spring, as Garda commissioner insists he won't resign over riot response

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has told the Dáil Justice committee: “I am not going to resign. I care too much about this job.” He commented: “I have too much work to do, and part of that is responding to this, so I have no intention of resigning."

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