Miriam Lord: ‘It was entirely legal’ echoes through Leinster House
Máire Whelan controversy is like Enda stashing a dead fish behind the radiator
Several judges applied for vacant court position awarded to AG
Department refuses to say if Whelan recused herself from selection process
Commission of Inquiry to examine Bill Kenneally case
Inquiry will examine role of gardaí, HSE and church in handling abuse complaint in 1980s
So, why is everyone talking about water charges again?
Q and A: What exactly is the problem, and will it cause an election?
FG and FF refuse to rule out election over water charges
Parties clash as Oireachtas committee fails to agree position on excessive use
AG raises concerns over independent inquiry into Olympics tickets
Máire Whelan wary of interfering with criminal investigations in Brazil
Parties push for independent inquiry into Olympics tickets
Minister for Sport Shane Ross under increased pressure to get tough with OCI
Kenny to allow Independents free vote on abortion Bill
Leo Varadkar says decision ‘potentially’ sets ‘difficult precedent’ for future ministers
Joan Burton expresses confidence in Attorney General
Tánaiste says 14 other inquiries had been established under the 2004 legislation
Shatter: Some people ‘crying crocodile tears’ for Callinan
Ex-minister fails to express confidence in Taoiseach
Fennelly report: Martin to consider motion of no confidence in Kenny
Former minister Alan Shatter says there are key lessons to be learned from findings
Mr Justice Iarfhlaith O’Neill: the man expected to head IBRC inquiry
Judge worked with Pro-Life Amendment Campaign in early 1980s
Cabinet plan to remove jail for non-payment of some fines
‘We’re all concerned about people going to jail for two hours for not paying their TV licence’
No jail for water defaulters under new measures
Legal protection will distinguish between those who can’t pay from people who won’t pay
Almost one in three marriages in State ‘non-religious’
Legal advice resolves issue which had blocked couples from marrying outdoors
Alan Shatter feels the hooves of history on his shoulders
Is this now an end to the sorry saga of Shatter, the Garda commissioner and the whistleblowers?
Self-inflicted wounds have made Coalition vulnerable
Latest controversy leaves Government TDs wondering if saga will ever end
Garda phone tapping timeline
Controversy originates with Gsoc investigation into arrest and assault of 39-year-old man in 2010
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