Kinahan cartel sanctions likely to fuel gang tensions in prisons, say prison officers
Kinahan and Hutch groups the dominant and ‘controlling’ gangs in Irish prison system
Pope Francis: Knock shrine, bedecked in Vatican colours, remembers 1979
There was little health and safety during previous visit, and no airport
Frank Clarke was only name to go to Cabinet
Shane Ross said to be ‘satisfied’ with process for appointing new chief justice
Judge with radical edge may take Supreme Court in new direction
Analysis: Ruadhán MacCormaic on what new chief justice Frank Clarke will bring to role
Frank Clarke: Leading judge with influential history
Chief Justice candidate has series of important judgments to his name
TD says courts, Department of Justice must stop using ’separation of powers’ excuse
John McGuinness claims c ourts failed to account for up to €500,000 losses in wards-of-court funds
Fledgling Ryanair clashed with minister over approval for jets
Correspondence reveals chairman AJ Walls’ frustration with Jim Mitchell’s stance
Prison officers expect more violence after gangland killings
New figures show rise in number of compensation claims by jail staff for fourth year
State Papers: Concerns Cork-Swansea ferry could ‘threaten’ B&I
Government minutes show approval still given for ‘starting up grant’ of £300,000
State Papers: Stamps ‘should only depict dead taoisigh and presidents’
Official said in note that next of kin ‘will be less demanding in this regard than the living’
Some prison officers ignore gang activities, judge says
Workers criticise Judge Michael Reilly for offering unsubstantiated opinions in report
Noel Whelan: Time to stop politicians’ ‘tell them nothing’ policy
‘This country needs a dramatic culture shift towards real transparency’
Miscategorisation of offenders ‘putting prison officers in danger’
Attacks on three prison officers at Portlaoise provide cause for alarm, according to union
From dereliction to boom: Dublin through the years
Retiring from his beat covering the capital for The Irish Times, Frank McDonald looks back on the city’s evolution from dereliction to boomtown – and finds that Dubliners still have no idea how to treat their city
Living in Dublin’s Mansion House
Former residents recall births, weddings, music lessons and pizza parties in the house on Dawson Street, which has been the official home of Dublin’s Lord Mayor for 300 years
Dukes accused Mitchell of questioning his authority in Irish Shipping row
Minister for communucations wanted company to be kept running until end of 1985
Captains and crew mark 30th anniversary of Irish Shipping’s liquidation
Fleet ‘ensured Irish people did not starve’ during second World War
Prison officers plan further work stoppages at Cloverhill, Mountjoy prisons
Officers claim staff shortages putting them at risk with dangerous criminals
Prisoners face ‘no punishment’ for attacking officers
Prison Officers’ Association says management needs to introduce a more cohesive system
Tánaiste hopes banking inquiry can start ‘within months’
‘The Government is anxious to have this banking inquiry set up as quickly as possible’
No knee-jerk reaction among the faithful but time will tell
Grim poll findings often trigger heaves but Labour is not likely to be convulsed quite yet
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