‘Women’s place is in the home’: Citizens’ Assembly again tackles thorny issue

Lessons learned from Eighth Amendment on abortion over unintended consequences

Ireland’s Edge live: Day 2 of Dingle festival features conversation with Chief Justice

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

New asylum system will fail if backlog of applicants not cleared, Day warns

Direct provision expert group head confident cases could be ruled on in six months if resources provided

Colleague pressure on a judge would raise questions about independence – academic

Judicial independence means judges are independent from government – and each other, says Patrick O’Brien

Climate Bill criticised for lack of accountability and sanctions

Legislation ‘is very weak compared to leading climate laws adopted elsewhere’ – environmental law expert

Extra day to Dáil debate on extending State’s powers during pandemic

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

Delays in fully implementing 2019 Judicial Council Act brought into focus by Woulfe

Analysis: Still no clear structure for addressing issues concerning conduct of judges

What to expect from your hybrid third-level course

A graduate explains what students might expect from blended learning when they start this autumn

Could an ecocide law bring an end to environmental destruction?

Ecocide – the deliberate destruction of ecosystems – must be seen as the worst crime against humanity and nature

Six Nations rugby needs to be protected for terrestrial TV

Competition is not included in Broadcasting Act’s ‘listed’ events, which needs updating

Jury intimidation a factor in some criminal trials, say judges

One judge recalls jury members being bribed

Legal challenge over Tipperary poll now seems inevitable

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

Your business week: all the results, indicators and meetings

Paschal Donohoe will discuss how global economy might affect Irish budgetary policy

State could face legal action over public services card controversy

Data Protection Commissioner’s report found documentation retention unlawful

Barriers to ‘no consent, no sale’ Bill can be overridden, say legal advisers

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

Transport tensions a key obstacle to decarbonising Ireland

Report acknowledges ‘deep uncertainties’ about how to tackle climate change

Government criticised over failure to protect Irish citizens in the North

Academic says Belfast Agreement being disrespected on a ‘sustained basis’

Choosing the right conversion course for graduates

If you wish to alter your career path, a conversion course might be the right option

Drones being used by criminals to spy on farms and rural properties

Installation of CCTV helps, but criminals simply move on to the next area, Oireachtas committee hears

Brian Mooney: How do I go about doing a postgrad course at a US university?

There are lots of options – but costs are steep, so be sure to do your research

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