Review of Garda will seek to change senior appointment methodology, says Tánaiste

Attorney General examining report before publication, says Taoiseach

Party asks Policing Authority to take tough line with senior Garda management

Party aims to avoid supporting Sinn Féin motion of no confidence in Nóirín O’Sullivan

They include the Cooke report, the Fennelly Commission and the O’Higgins Commission

There may be inquiries into the sale of Nama’s Project Eagle loans and the 1981 Stardust fire

Garda plagued by controversy as third commission of investigation established

Inside Politics: Accountable internal complaint systems are needed for gardaí

All key players involved in running INBS before collapse expected to attend hearing

Labour leader concerned Fennelly never got access to Garda commissioner’s card

Second US presidential debate; FF accused of attacking Varadkar; majority support Apple appeal

O’Higgins report is latest into controversies in justice and policing areas

Department outlines amount that will have been spent by end of 2016

Committee says more should be done to predict and control public spending

Judge seeks more time, staff to complete ‘labour-intensive” investigation

Analysis: No previous commission had difficulty with information and privilege

‘Highly worrying’ that report finds former garda commissioner destroyed ‘8-10 bags’

‘Ministerial comments suggest that the record-keeping in government is all very hit-and-miss – and deliberately so’

Commissioner says too early to say if former head of force wrong to shred personal papers

‘Would it not have been better to have shown people a full view of what happened the night Mr Purcell went to visit the Commissioner, to perhaps allow them make their own judgment?’

The Taoiseach will be relieved that the inquiry into the taping of phone calls at Garda stations has found he didn’t force Martin Callinan to retire as commissioner

‘Sometimes, in the interests of truth, it is important to stand your ground’

Declan Ganley urges party not to shy away from big ideas at first think-in in Dublin

Garda body maintains opinion despite Kenny saying Fennelly report clears him

‘As regards the response of the Department, one gets a sense, distressingly, that the severity of what was involved was not appreciated for some time’

Should key players in the commission’s interim report be concerned for what comes next?

Taoiseach restates support for Máire Whelan before Ministers at weekly Cabinet meeting

Review of interim report of Fennelly commission expected to last months

Analysis: Despite FF threat on motion of no confidence, there’s no danger to Kenny’s position

Martin Callinan disadvantaged during crisis due to “internal communication failures”

Fianna Fáil is considering tabling no confidence motion in Taoiseach

Irish Council for Civil Liberties says report highlights serious information deficits

Report says Purcell visit was catalyst for retirement but commissioner made decision

These six play roles of varying magnitude in events investigated by the commission

Interim report of Fennelly Commission due to be sent to Taoiseach next Monday

Commission investigating Martin Callinan’s retirement and phone recordings in stations

Mr Justice Nial Fennelly is investigating the departure of former Garda commissioner Martin Callinan

Taoiseach rejects claims by Micheál Martin over ‘selective leaks’ of commission findings

Michael McGrath says businessman could provide an important contribution

Report is being sent to interested parties on Thursday