Bomb threats heighten tensions as world leaders due to meet in Dublin
The threat of an attack or security incident at high level meetings on Thursday and Friday is regarded as ‘substantial’
Jim O'Callaghan
Limerick mayor warns of public safety impact from €660,000 funding shortfall for CCTV
Ministers told that shutting down service could open door for return to violence that has blighted the city in the past
After Fine Gael’s 15 years in Government, are the miles on the clock showing?
Inside Politics: Jim O’Callaghan’s chastening week and what the Democrats’ US midterms victory mean for Ireland
Alan Kelly claims Ministers ‘acted without legal authority’ over Garda whistleblowers
Tánaiste says Jim O’Callaghan and Helen McEntee discharge duties ‘in line with best possible advice’
Domestic violence and access court cases in Dublin badly disrupted by public sector dispute
Hearing delays can ‘seriously compromise’ safety and wellbeing of vulnerable children and families, advocacy group warns
Number of deportation flights set to rise as €14m tender issued
Department of Justice says coming year should begin to see ‘an increasing demand for return operations’. The previous tender for similar services had an estimated value of €5m
Family of Colm Horkan ‘extremely let down’ by decision to refer case to Garda watchdog
Jim O’Callaghan says Stephen Silver’s murder conviction appeal should conclude before public inquiry is considered
Jim O’Callaghan under pressure after High Court ruling on criminal legal aid
Inside Politics: Talks with criminal solicitors are due to continue following critical High Court judgment
Jim O’Callaghan returns to legal aid talks after High Court judge rules his changes ‘unfair’
Judge Mary Rose Gearty upheld a challenge by solicitor, finding Minister acted in excess of his powers
The Irish Times view on the legal aid judgment: a bad day for Jim O’Callaghan
It would be an error to back away entirely from a plan that set out to address an obvious problem
High Court rejection of Minister’s criminal legal aid model may push forward a deal
Talks continue after months of ‘take it or leave it’ approach from Jim O’Callaghan and escalation by solicitors
‘Deport Jim O’Callaghan’: Proposed citizenship changes condemned at protest
Migrant Rights Centre Ireland director says changes are ‘unjustifiable’
New criminal legal aid scheme ‘grossly unfair’ and outside Minister’s powers, judge rules
Judge says some provisions of changed payment model, challenged by solicitor John Quinn, outside powers of Minister for Justice
Department of Justice receives 32 whistleblower complaints so far this year
Government departments spent thousands on external analysis of claims
The Irish Times view on Micheál Martin’s constitutional initiative: a positive development
The planis of a piece with the Taoiseach’s well-advertised antipathy to premature action
Cork group linked to emergency accommodation centres doubles profit to €15m
John Crean and Tony O’Neill’s Peppard Investments saw its work in progress climb to €45 million as it expanded its nursing home interests
The woman facing €50k legal costs over €16.5k claim: Legal aid row highlights issues in other Irish courts
Law professor says new flat-payment model could incentivise guilty pleas, while a High Court judge has previously criticised State’s ‘fundamentally incoherent’ approach to justice
Prison service weighed clipping 40 days from sentences to reduce overcrowding
Analysis showed decision would lead to immediate release of 150 people, including convicts of violent and sexual crimes
Minister and Law Society agree on ‘focused’ engagement aimed at resolving legal aid row
Dispute over new legal aid payment model has seriously disrupted the criminal courts
Minister for Justice to meet Law Society over legal aid row amid ongoing court disruption
Meeting is first face-to-face encounter between sides since late July
High Court overturns Palestinian student’s visa denial over ‘significant errors’ in process
Minister wrongly asserted Shaymaa Abudalu (20) had not provided certain financial documentation
Dublin officialdom virtue-signalled about Ukraine. People in rural Ireland did the work
The Government is now bored with it all. Emotional spurts don’t sustain themselves
Women need to be supported from a young age to express their right to bodily autonomy
Ireland has a shameful history of child abuse and abuse of women perpetrated by family members and people in positions of power
Wariness grows in legal aid row after week of bitter recriminations
Solicitors and Minister for Justice face criticism as positions become entrenched ahead of Law Society meeting with Jim O’Callaghan
Minister for Justice’s intervention in hugging consent video is ‘unsettling’, ICCL says
Jim O’Callaghan’s comments interfered with work of non-profit organisation, Irish Council for Civil Liberties says
Disquiet on political front amid legal aid row, triple lock debate and ‘demeaning’ advert
Inside Politics: Jim O’Callaghan objects to ‘inappropriate and demeaning’ video by Dublin Rape Crisis Centre
If you think legal aid is expensive, wait until you hear how costly the alternative is
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan needs to reach agreement with solicitors to end industrial action
Advert showing grandparents hugging grandchildren is taken down amid criticism
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre removes online video, saying it does not want ‘negativity’ to impinge on its work
Law Society seeks to meet O’Callaghan ‘in person’ to solve legal aid payments impasse
Minister for Justice offers talks to hear Law Society’s viewpoint as four-month withdrawal of services escalates
Will Jim O’Callaghan back down in legal aid dispute with solicitors?
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Government working on ‘very serious case’ of sexually exploited teen, Taoiseach tells Dáil
Martin says fundamental issue is staffing shortages, insisting it is ‘not for the want of funding’
Only way to combat ‘drugs intimidation’ is to inform gardaí, Jim O’Callaghan says
Matt Carthy calls for ‘immediate, determined crackdown’ on gangs ‘terrorising communities’
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