Court says Oireachtas can limit need for court intervention in any similar case

Government was warned disability service faced closure if increased funding not agreed

TDs and Senators given extensive legal advice and told to treat witnesses with respect

The Kerins case is significant, but one constitutional law expert believes it does not go as far as some politicians seem to think

Dáil committee tells Supreme Court it accepts ‘significant’ findings on Angela Kerins case

Court will decide if PAC acted unlawfully in its treatment of former Rehab CEO

Kerins case raises fundamental questions as to the extent of the powers of Oireachtas committees

The Public Accounts Committee is a vital body, but in recent years it has become a contrived, hostile – and, crucially, less effective – place

‘You could say I married a place’ – Mary Gallagher

Group claims charity provides relatively little support compared with funds raised over years

Appeals centre on constitutional separation of powers

Justice for Polio Survivors critical of contribution compared to cash raised via fundraising

Another 100 speech and language therapists to be hired to tackle waiting lists

Companies can implement effective and practical measures to accommodate employees with a disability or long-term illness

Appeals by Denis O’Brien and Angela Kerins also likely to loom large in next law term

Fame, failure, assualt, getting high: nothing is off limits in the singer’s memoir

Siptu decided to call off planned stoppage after intervention of Simon Harris

Call for support to help people with disabilities into workforce and out of poverty risk

Union claims management refused to give €1.5m for process to begin

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