Drew Harris’s concerns are numerous, and chief among them are proposed Gsoc powers

Dying with Dignity Bill vulnerable to constitutional challenge, officials advise

Some restrictions ‘impacted disproportionately on some sections of society,’ ICCL says

Separate law targeting criminals that encourage children to offend is being developed, but unlikely to be enacted until 2022

Ireland is ‘both a destination and source country for human trafficking’, warns commission

Review of 41 homicide inquiries and found issues with 28 of them

Online regulator ‘with teeth’ needed, committee discussing online harassment told

Garda reforms put on hold for Border divisions pending clarity on Brexit outcome

Garda gave up baby for adoption after being disciplined for getting pregnant outside wedlock

Gsoc says it relies on media reports to learn of serious incidents involving gardaí

Gardaí should be redeployed to tackle rural crime, isolation says Oireachtas committee

Garda Commissioner warns protesters targeting Ministers’ homes

Policing Authority says more proof needed to show all homicides investigated properly

Garda chief tells committee Charleton remarks were ‘clarion call’ for action

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

Patrick Sullivan will become one of three ombudsman commissioners in GSoc

Minister for Justice says cost of direct provision accommodation now €67m per year

Civilian members of the Garda Analysis Service raise concerns over homicide data

Two Garda civilian analysts have outlined ‘torment’ working in Garda HQ

In refusing to be browbeaten over flawed homicide figures, civilian employees showed steely determination

State Pathologist’s Office not informed by gardaí about some suspicious deaths

Senior management due to answer questions on misclassification of unlawful killings

Need for legislation to allow candidates up to age 60 to apply has pushed back process

Oireachtas committee scrutinising response of Policing Authority to whistleblowers

Authority says checks on 41 homicides not robust enough, wants independent view

Whistleblowers told politicians of concerns amid frustration with force’s management

Whistleblowers believe misclassification of some cases meant no homicide inquiry took place

Minister seeks assurances after officers allege misclassified cases not properly addressed

TD says either inept managers or collusion to blame for problems with roadside tests

119 legal firms contacted Garda about clients caught up in fixed charge notice errors

Hard to believe what happened not known about throughout Garda, says watchdog

Policing Authority chair says Garda not an organisation to ask basic questions of itself

Review of Commission on Future of Policing could mean delay until 2020 – Garda sources

Minister for justice in 2009 said he never had so many outraged emails as on this issue

Nóirín O’Sullivan faces criticism over her handling of the breath test scandal

Goal chief resigns; O’Sullivan holds ground; waiting list; bomb plotter dies; Budget 2017

Mick Wallace left red-faced as O’Sullivan tells committee how she conquered headhunters

Proposals for Government suggest possession should be similar to road traffic offence

Evidence from around the world shows that legalisation of the trade as a whole fails to protect the most vulnerable

Minister of State tells Oireachtas commitee that 500 residents in direct provision cannot move on due to difficulties finding housing