GSOC’s Simon O’Brien survived storms to depart on own terms
Background: Departure may allow GSOC and Garda to reset relationship
Background: Departure may allow GSOC and Garda to reset relationship
Garda Ombudsman Commission Chairman to take up UK pensions ombudsman post
Former senior police officer will leave Garda Ombudsman Commission at end of month
O’Brien believes public and Minister have confidence in GSOC despite leak controversy
Action commissioner O’Sullivan keen to present interim tenure as new broom rather than continuation of old regime
Leading officials say focus must now be on positive relations with Garda
FF TD says Oireachtas justice committee told by Ray Leonard GSOC ‘was not fit for purpose’
Acting Garda commissioner looking forward to ‘constructive engagement’ with GSOC
Investigation into who passed on bugging report may look beyond commission staff
A Garda Ombudsman security sweep turned into a national security crisis when details were leaked
Just 22 of the 46 people prosecuted after investigation by Ombudsman convicted
GSOC wants extra powers to investigate complaints against members of the force
New measures would make ombudsman commission more independent
Failure of commission to provide documentation hindered investigation, report says
Judge John Cooke to conduct inquiry into reports of surveillance of the Garda Ombudsman Commission
Opinion: Commission would benefit from being chaired by a sturdy High Court judge
Analysis: Inquiry welcomed as first step in restoring public confidence in police accountability
Minister for Justice says report from IT security firm disputes Verrimus claims
Analysis: When you remove all the noise that four questions have not been addressed, writes Harry McGee, Political Correspondent
Flanagan says Mac Lochlainn ‘should not’ seek independent inquiry while chairing committee’s work on issue
Minister declines to comment on whether issue has been handled well by Cabinet colleague
Office should be able to investigate force’s most senior officers
Opinion: Just when the controversy appeared to be dying down, the Minister raised the temperature again
Opinion: The Taoiseach has appeared to have no understanding that the commision does not answer to the Government
Callinan states ‘no member of Garda’ involved in surveillance Ombudsman’s offices
Analysis: Briefing paper to Alan Shatter broadly consistent with GSOC evidence to committee, write Harry McGee and Fiach Kelly
Minister confirms he will appear before Oireachtas committee
Minister appears to stop short of giving commission chairman his full support
Tánaiste denies accusation that Government engaged in ‘co-ordinated strategy’ to undermine GSOC
Chairman Simon O’Brien backs up account of commissioner Kieran Fitzgerald
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