Ms Justice Mary Irvine to be promoted to the Supreme Court
New legislation governing the appointment of judges continues to make its way slowly through the Houses of the Oireachtas
Citizens’ Assembly backs change of process to dissolve Dáil
The assembly met for the final time on Sunday, deliberating fixed-term parliaments
Seven Citizens’ Assembly members not randomly recruited
Individuals removed after recruiter used personal contacts to fill vacant positions
Miriam Lord’s Week: High-Vis Varadkar drives FG rebranding
Taoiseach turns himself into shovel-ready project as he makes big announcements
Retired judge could chair judicial appointments body, says FF
Party claims it is willing to compromise on measures in the Judicial Appointments Bill
Varadkar doubts public would support abortion recommendations
Ministers call for ‘respectful and informed debate’ on issue of eighth amendment
The Susan Denham way: low-key, principled and effective
Analysis: The outgoing Chief Justice has reached the end of a remarkable career
‘Dedicated local governance group for older people’ best way forward
Citizen’s Assembly meet to discuss long-term care of elderly in Ireland
Citizens’ Assembly abortion voting more nuanced than it first appeared
The eesults give a foretaste of future debate on what constitutes risk to a woman and who defines it.
Breda O’Brien: Citizens’ Assembly is being misled on abortion
The assembly is badly compromised by choice of speakers and framing of issues
Submissions on repeal of Eighth Amendment ‘way beyond’ expected
Citizens’ Assembly to consider random sample from 13,500 submissions on abortion
Citizens’ Assembly leans towards change in Ireland’s abortion laws
After two-day session, assembly sets aside extra weekend to discuss Eighth Amendment
Citizens’ Assembly hears ante-natal screening poses ethical issues
40 Irish women had abortions after tests showed baby would have Down syndrome, meeting told
Citizens’ Assembly to meet at weekend to discuss abortion law
Delegates will hear from experts on medical, legal and ethical issues in Malahide
Citizens’ Assembly deluged with abortion submissions
Another 3,200 online submissions on Eighth Amendment received in final 24 hours
Over 4,500 submissions on abortion made to Citizens’ Assembly
Both sides of the debate on Eighth Amendment are represented
Taoiseach warns of potential for bitter division as Citizens’ Assembly starts work
Kenny says technology can see such public division deteriorate to personal derision
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Citizens’ assembly on abortion to meet next month
Group of 100 chaired by judge Mary Laffoy to discuss future of Eighth Amendment
State loses appeal against release of dissident republicans
UK court convicted three Co Louth men of trying to buy explosives for Real IRA
Nigerian family face deportation after Supreme Court ruling
Immigrants claimed department order was defective as it did not come from Minister
Call for public inquiry into mother and baby homes first made three years ago
Adoption Rights Alliance sent submission to Frances Fitzgerald in 2011
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