Key legislation is coming before the Dáil to allow use of the kits by members of the force.
The Garda Representative Association says body-cams will benefit the victims of crime, as well as members of the force.
New legislation before the Dáil could see them in use by the end of the year.
Brendan O'Connor from the GRA says the kits could play a vital role in preventing assaults and securing convictions:
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