How strong are the links between US radicals and Irish far-right activists?
Former prisoner Frank Silva is one of several US white supremacists who have assisted Irish activists
McEntee vows to reform taxi licensing system in wake of Shorten rape sentencing
Minister for Justice promises to reform system ‘as soon as possible’ following jailing of Dublin man for 17 years for rape of two women in his taxi
Shorten sentencing raises concerns about safety of women in taxis
Eighteen people reported being the victim of rape or sexual assault in a taxi in the last two years
Ireland just as vulnerable to security threats as neighbours despite neutrality, defence review concludes
Country needs to do much more to protect its territory, including working in closer co-operation with like-minded countries, review finds
‘A gross betrayal’: Taxi driver Raymond Shorten jailed for 17 years for rape of two young passengers
Shorten (50) of Melrose Crescent, Clondalkin was found guilty of two counts of rape and one of anal rape last month
Former Ku Klux Klan ‘grand dragon’ is mentoring Irish far-right extremists
Former prisoner Frank Silva is one of several US white supremacists who have assisted Irish activists
‘It’s going to be a power struggle’: the Irish right-wing extremists preparing for violence
Members of a group that forms part of a global ‘fight club’ network have shown up at several anti-immigrant protests
Man charged in relation to alleged threats to Mary Lou McDonald and Drew Harris
Sinn Féin leader says there has been a particularly vicious focus online on her and her party in attempt to ‘alienate sentiment’
Anti-immigration protesters in Coolock discussed driving into Garda lines with stolen cars
Gardaí are assessing footage of the discussion, along with hundreds of hours of CCTV footage
Attack victim calls for zero tolerance approach for violent soldiers
PJ Byrne was attacked by two off-duty Irish troops outside a nightclub in 2012. They continued to serve after their conviction
Group of masked men targets asylum seekers sleeping rough in Phibsborough
About 16 asylum seekers set up tents in small park near canal over weekend
Coolock violence: Garda concern mounting about security threat after clashes lead to 15 arrests
A Garda car was set alight and two Dublin Bus vehicles were surrounded by protesters opposed to IP applicants being housed in a former paint factory
Coolock violence: Fifteen people appear in court after anti-immigration protests
Scenes followed earlier fire at makeshift camp near site earmarked for asylum-seeker accommodation
Why is the President convening the Council of State?
Q&A: Concerns expressed about Defence Bill which regulates Defence Forces’ representative associations
‘A dedicated sports star’: Tributes paid to Zara Murphy (13) following her death during Co Louth soccer match
Zara Murphy pronounced dead after collapsing during Louth School Girls League game