Gsoc is not here to put ‘gardaí on the rack’
Ombudsman reflects on her time with Gsoc, and on the force's need for truly independent oversight
Ombudsman reflects on her time with Gsoc, and on the force's need for truly independent oversight
Drew Harris says new legislation is a ‘flagrant breach of human rights’
Relations between the Garda and GSOC have been difficult since it was established in 2007
Oireachtas group told force failing to provide oversight agency Gsoc with relevant records
Bailey lodged complaint on Garda handling of Toscan du Plantier murder investigation
Patrick Sullivan will become one of three ombudsman commissioners in GSoc
Every investigator is dealing with an average of 30 cases at any one time
Gsoc seeks major new powers including independence from Department of Justice
Kevin O’Connell’s destruction of paperwork played role in Seán FitzPatrick’s acquittal
Counsel for ex-Anglo boss said solicitor not investigated as he was ‘too important to the State’
Judge Mary Ellen Ring says reports on Garda Síochána operations are not acted on
September 2018 deadline for final report suggests the Government is buying time
Kieran Kelly denies he was trying to ‘buy time’ by asking to examine documents
Ombudsman wants the ability to compel An Garda Síochána to surrender evidence
Garda Ombudsman seeks ability to compel force to surrender evidence in malpractice cases
Oireachtas committee told Garda’s shift towards transparency has been slow
Former Fianna Fail TD admitted fraudulently claiming phone expenses from Oireachtas
New inquiry will cover data requests from gardaí, GSOC, Revenue and Defence Forces
Minister for Justice announces review of law allowing access to reporters’ phone records
Dean Adams (22) assaulted Deomid Ryabkov after his friend stole the victim’s headphones
Woman acted as lookout and kicked victim
Richard Humphreys and Tony O’Connor nominated as judges of the High Court
President Michael D Higgins will endorse nominees to High Court and Circuit Court
Readers’ nominations include Micheline Sheehy-Skeffington, Moninne Griffith, Louise Bayliss, Maria Walsh, Emily O’Reilly, Emily Logan, Joanne O’Riordan, Catherine Murphy
Woman’s Hour has been publishing a power list of movers and shakers for three years and The Irish Times thought it was high time it did the same.
James Bennett pleads guilty to attempted robbery and receives suspended sentence
Legal argument lasted seven weeks in trial of former Anglo chairman
Judge allows foreman be excused with start of evidence being adjourned four times
Gardaí were pursuing Eric Wansboro (27) at time of collision that killed Sinead Maguire
Court hears of ‘unforeseen matters’ in case against former bank executive
Woman realised gun held by Liam McGran, who also attempted to rob her, an imitation
Father of one was being chased by gardaí after stealing jewellery worth almost €2,000
Trial has been dealing with legal issues since it started three weeks ago and has not heard any evidence
Date change in trial of former Anglo Irish Bank chairman over multi-million euro loans
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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