Rollout of Garda body cameras to begin over next year

Cameras will be deployed in pilot project in several divisions

Drew Harris defends Garda’s criminal investigation into Golfgate affair

Impact on reputations of those involved raised at committee by James O’Connor TD

Irish energy policy: McEntee says nothing should be ‘off the table’

‘We need to look at the targets that we’ve set and how can we change and amend’

Judges selection process may be reviewed if no diversity among candidates – McEntee

Minister to ensure new Judicial Appointments Commission is reflective of society

Judges to have power to set minimum sentences in murder cases under new proposals

The proposal is included among 159 actions in the Justice Plan 2022

No benefit to laws designed to seize Irish assets of human rights violators, Cab indicates

Criminal Assets Bureau was asked by Minister to review proposed legislation on the issue

Still ‘too many barriers’ for women entering politics, says McEntee

Taoiseach says Government is ‘serious about further reducing the gender pay gap’

Bill making ‘sex for rent’ propositions a criminal offence introduced in Dáil

Minister for Housing recently said he had received advice from Attorney General on issue

Freedom of Galway city awarded to women for work relating to Magdalene laundries

Ena McEntee and playwright Patricia Burke Brogan are ‘richly deserving’, mayor says

Tackling practice of reduced rent for sex a ‘priority matter’ for Government

Minister for Housing says he wants to make sure ‘criminal charges are brought to bear’

Visa requirement for Ukrainians entering Ireland lifted in wake of invasion

Those travelling without a visa will have 90 days after arrival to regularise their position

Minister wants criminal offence for landlords offering free rent in exchange for sex

Government receiving advice from Attorney General on how to deal with legislation

New statutory agency for domestic and gender-based violence receives support

Report recommends for the urgent provision of another 50 to 60 refuge spaces

All serving, retired gardaí to receive medals marking centenary of An Garda Síochána

Minister for Justice says the bond between Garda and Irish people envied across world

Amnesty scheme for undocumented migrants opens

Scheme will help those living in ‘legal shadows’, says minister

Helen McEntee: My maternity leave as a minister ‘started an important conversation’

The Minister for Justice spoke to Jennifer Bray at the Irish Times Winter Nights Festival

Ashling Murphy murder: Suspect being treated for injuries he could not satisfactorily explain

Government pledges strategy aimed at tackling gender violence

McEntee says gender-based violence strategy will have ‘zero-tolerance’ approach

Tánaiste says the killing of the school teacher is a ‘watershed moment’ for Irish society

Ashling Murphy killing: Vigils to take place around country

Several hundred attend Galway event to mark murder of young teacher in Offaly

Campaign to encourage African-Irish and Travellers to join Garda

Cabinet approves move to ensure Irish language skill no longer advantage in recruitment

Up to 500 Afghans to be given temporary residency in Ireland

Those living here can apply to have close family members relocated under new plans

Nphet is the beast Government created, but can it be tamed?

Ministers know they need public health team’s expertise as Omicron variant emerges

Children turned away from schools ‘last thing anyone wants’, says McEntee

Minister for Justice defends introduction of masks for pupils in third class and above

Man executed for Cork murder 126 years ago to receive posthumous pardon

John Twiss was convicted of the murder of John Donovan and executed in January 1895

Anti-corruption unit will ‘shield’ gardaí, GRA members assured

Commissioner criticised at conference for ‘not supporting’ gardaí in public comments

Suspension of gardaí strongly criticised at GRA conference

No evidence presented to gardaí suspended more than a year ago, delegates are told

Garda representative conference begins amid acrimony

Anger and mistrust in evidence over investment of €4.5m in funds ‘without consultation’

Minister welcomes ‘regret’ over PSNI controversy

Calls for Stephen Martin to step down following his handling of sexual assault matter

New Garda domestic violence units not properly trained yet, conference told

Sergeant calls for immediate training of all members of Divisional Protective Services Units

Helen McEntee ‘sometimes’ feels unsafe in public life

Department of Justice and Garda reviewing security and protection for office-holders

Not all elements of Garda reform will please everyone, says McEntee

Minister for Justice says change must happen as opposition mounts to reforms

Sergeants, inspectors strongly opposed to plans for Garda reform

Harsher approach should be taken to those who attempt to strangle partner, McEntee says

McEntee to resume role as Minister for Justice after six-month maternity leave

Helen McEntee was first Minister in history of the State to take maternity leave

Nightlife revamp plan: Longer opening hours, extended alcohol sales for debate

Licensing law shake-up originally flagged earlier this year as part of Justice Plan 2021

Rapist is chief suspect in bomb hoax targeting Minister for Justice

Former escort agency owner Michael Murray (50) has a ‘depraved’ and violent history

Helen McEntee gives birth to baby boy, a first for a serving Cabinet Minister

TD stood aside as Minister for Justice but remains a member of Government

Helen McEntee starts temporary solution maternity leave

Minister for Justice signals need for legislative change in addition to policing reforms

Lockdown highlights extent of domestic violence, McEntee says

Over 2,000 women a month used domestic violence services in March to December 2020

New Garda powers under review to tackle white-collar crime

Next-generation search warrants could gain access to suspects' device data

FG senator criticises ruling out recognising vaccines administered abroad

Barry Ward describes move as an ‘unnecessarily restrictive measure’

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