Government urged to outlaw creation and sharing of private sexual images

ICCL calls for legal aid for those who have such images shared without consent

Justice committee hears calls for abolition of direct provision

Human rights ‘set at naught’ by system to deal with international protection applicants

Warning over ‘blurred lines’ between gambling and online games

Committee hears of calls for education on risks to be introduced at primary school level

Syrian Kurdish family appeals for daughter to be accepted into Ireland

Parents and sons accepted under family reunification but daughter refused due to age

Murderer was entitled to €1m of dead husband’s pension

Committee told of need for law stopping killers benefiting financially

Proposed law on killers’ assets risks being struck down - experts

Bill preventing killers benefiting from victims’ estate may be deemed unconstitutional

Corporate-style board of directors for Garda not ‘toothless’, TDs told

Commission on Future of Policing queried on plans during last public engagement

‘Are you saying you want me to be one of those stay-in-bed fathers?’

While this conversation is happening, I should mention, the triplets are running amok

‘Disrespectful’ gardaí failed to appear at Oireachtas committee

Absence of senior officers was criticised as committee hears of homocide case reviews

A flawed Bill on judicial appointments

Brussels says the Government’s plan falls short of European standards

Analysis: Policing Authority to be quizzed on whistleblowers

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

Garda analysts worried homicides not properly investigated

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

EU criticises judicial appointments Bill promoted by Shane Ross

Commission says legislation is not in line with European standards

Garda civilian staff endured ‘15 months of torment’

Analysts Lois West and Laura Galligan claim pressure to approve incorrect homicide data

Loss of money belonging to wards of court needs review - committee

Clarity urged on management of funds, 63 of which were hit by bad investment decisions

Judicial appointments bill advances despite transparency fears

Flanagan says providing explanation for those rejected for bench roles ‘legally problematic’

Legislation to decriminalise drugs could come in ‘early 2019’

HSE will recommend location for supervised injection centre in Dublin in ‘mid-December’

Top Garda post: ‘If you take job, you take all that goes with it’

Politicians agree the Garda commissioner has a tough role, but sympathy is limited

Nóirín O’Sullivan timeline: A turbulent time at the top

From January 23rd, 2014 to her resignation, Garda commissioner faced controversy

Garda managers claim relationship with public remains intact

Agsi: Irish people understand the unique contribution’ of gardaí

Garda itself has become ‘new Angola’ for Nóirín O’Sullivan

Commissioner is toughing it out politically, but Policing Authority won’t be fobbed off

Nóirín O’Sullivan has little to show by way of Garda reform

Wildly exaggerated breath-test figures and long delays reveal Garda resistant to change

Policing Authority will not force commissioner to stand aside

Cohort of Ministers and deputies hoped O’Sullivan would be removed by watchdog

Catherine Murphy asks Tánaiste to correct Dáil record

Social Democrats TD says Fitzgerald ‘misspoke’ about Garda financial irregularities

Fact there’s so little trust in gardaí is not just sad, it’s dangerous

Government accepts nature of cultural problems in force and the need to fix them

Cabinet to set up external review of Garda controversies

Fitzgerald to provide statement to Dáil this evening on breath tests and FCN issues

FF to decide position on O’Sullivan after committee appearance

Jim O’Callaghan wants to know ‘dominant reasons’ why ‘false’ breath test recorded

Catch your breath: what you need to know about latest Garda crisis

Why is breath test issue such a big deal and what is likely to happen next?

Nóirín O’Sullivan faces further pressure over fake Garda breath tests

Fianna Fáil’s Jim O’Callaghan says he still does not have confidence in commissioner

Garda chief indicates she will not step down, regardless of Dáil vote

Nóirín O’Sullivan says she is determined to see through reform of An Garda Síochána

Garda Commissioner’s future hangs on more detailed statement

Nóirín O’Sullivan likely to face questioning from Oireachtas justice committee

Colm Brophy (FG): New politics brings ‘its fair share of problems’

‘The Dáil spends a lot of time talking about things and not legislating as it should’

Mick Wallace: To change An Garda, get rid of its hierarchy

This policing crisis exposes a culture where dissent is not tolerated

Miriam Lord's Week: Big-name dinner date saves day in Cork

Micheál Martin and Simon Coveney to dine out on fundraising gig at Leinster House

Government blocks Fianna Fáil Bill on judicial appointments

Angry exchanges at justice committee

Ross backs down on judge veto in return for faster reforms

Agreement will facilitate four appointments to District Court and three to Circuit Court

Ross in FG deal to fill judge posts in return for fast-track system

Minister backs down on threat to veto appointment of judges until legislation passed

Pavee Point welcomes recognition of Traveller ethnicity

Enda Kenny has resolved to support the recognition of Traveller ethnicity

Pressure growing over discrimination against Travellers

Rights commissioner Emily Logan says human rights commissioner at the Council of Europe plans to visit Ireland

Budget 2017 was the easy part, now come more tests

Inside politics: Crucially there has been no rapid unravelling of Government’s carefully constructed budget

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