Sara Treacy, Thomas Barr and Brendan Boyce on the question of holding the Games this summer

He did not discuss the Séamus Woulfe issue, in an interview at the Ireland’s Edge festival

‘Thinkers, changemakers, inventors, advocates and artists’ at west Kerry event

Legal academics say Coalition’s concerns over such a Dáil session are overstated

TD says if Government is going to ‘roll over’ any regulations they need to be debated

Pandemic ‘fast-forwards’ shift to remote hearings but also raises capacity concerns

Legal experts to criticise official communication as strategy to maximise compliance

Sean Tobin claims first national title over 10,000m at national track and field championships

Former chief justice’s inquiry will fast-track guidelines on what constitutes misconduct

Coronavirus: How can jury trials resume amid social distancing rules?

Cork-based race-walker knows all about 2km circuits as he keeps up Olympic preparations

Chinese tech company ‘will do everything we can to help’ as part of Covid-19 relief efforts

Plenty of excitement in men’s 5,000m race walk as Alex Wright is shown a red card

For six decades, participants in the annual event have argued burning issues of the day

The Government has invited a legal challenge to a clear breach of 1992 Act

Size of libel awards by juries and duration of cases has made Irish system ‘a laughing stock’

Academics to look at how unification might come about by democratic means

Sinn Féin Bill would give mortgage owners a veto on the sale of their loan to a so-called vulture fund

While most roses will like space, a rich, fertile soil and full sun, there are some that will cope well with all kinds of conditions

Personal culpability would slow PwC inquiry into national children’s hospital – barrister