Person of interest in Defence Forces underwear investigation admitted masturbating in TK Maxx
Three people of interest in underwear defilement investigation were not DNA match, tribunal hears
Defence Forces Tribunal to rule on Women of Honour access to military documents
Tribunal barrister questions whether granting full document access would comply with victims’ data rights
Female navy recruits barricaded door after colleague broke in and ‘interfered’ with underwear
Former acting naval chief did not know about access log to room key until 15 years after the fact, Defence Forces Tribunal hears
No ‘knockout punch’ can fix cultural issues in Defence Forces, abuse tribunal told
‘Extreme disappointment’ at survey showing lack of trust, fear of reprisals and retaliation for making complaints
‘Significant’ traffic disruption in Dublin next week for EU presidency meetings
Public advised to leave extra time for journeys and to expect delays
Defence Forces sex assault victim ‘absolutely’ not subjected to attempts to deter formal complaint
Application to be taken by Women of Honor group for access to documents adjourned to Thursday
Three arrested as guns and cocaine valued at €2.5m seized in Dublin city centre
Woman detained after cannabis worth an estimated €784,000 found in separate search at Clondalkin house
Women of Honour to challenge document restriction at Defence Forces Tribunal
Concern expressed that important information may not be accessible by victims’ group
Defence Forces Tribunal: sexual assault victim ‘medically downgraded’ after complaint
Sgt Noel Brennan was sexually assaulted by a chaplain who said they were ‘meant to be together’
Doctor stable after being stabbed at homeless service in Dublin city centre
Man aged in his 60s arrested following the incident
‘Some people lose fingers or an entire hand’: Warning over illegal fireworks being sold online to children
Many of those suffering injuries over Halloween from the explosives are under 18
Defence Forces member ‘worn down’ over birth-defect ridicule complaint, tribunal told
Inquiry told by representative body of ‘pressure’ to handle complaints informally
‘Would a good soldier complain?’: Defence Forces Tribunal hears some not sure of confidentiality process
Tribunal to investigate whether victims of abuse faced punishments or reprisals for making complaints
Gardaí to take industrial action and may adopt work-to-rule for remainder of EU presidency
GRA will hold special meeting of central executive committee on Thursday to decide on ‘appropriate course of action’
‘They suffered more than any family should’: Bray couple remembered at shared funeral
James ‘Jamie’ McGinn and Bridget ‘Biddy’ O’Brien were found dead at their Bray home last week