Travellers committal application adjourned for a week
Matter put back to allow defendants to obtain legal advice over Tipperary council claims
Backstop ‘most over-rated issue’ in Brexit debate, says Bertie Ahern
Former taoiseach is ‘sometimes puzzled’ over DUP’s stance on the UK leaving the EU
High Court clarifies practice direction for immigration and asylum cases
Solicitors wrote to Law Society after changes requiring additional documentation introduced
Law Society to ‘respond positively’ to request to hold urgent meeting on controversial new rules for immigration cases
Solicitors express concerns over High Court direction on asylum and citizenship cases
‘Chilling’ new direction on asylum and immigration cases
Solicitors indicate ‘grave concern’ about their capacity to comply with new measure
Q&A: What are the implications of the Leaving Cert appeals ruling?
Reforming an outdated system presents a huge headache for policymakers
Frank Murray ‘the consumate professional’, funeral hears
Public servant was completely committed to locating remains of Disappeared, Mass told
Pro Life Campaign seeks to intervene in State’s unborn appeal
Group to apply to the Supreme Court to allow it be heard in a case on rights of the unborn
Ex-garda takes action over refusal to allow him rejoin the force
Mark O’Neill claims his former colleagues bullied him and failed to investigate crimes
Miriam Lord: MacSharry can’t ruin Kenny’s mood
While the Government was away from Kildare Street, the seagulls attempted a coup
Iseult O’Malley to be appointed as Supreme Court judge
Richard Humphreys and Tony O’Connor nominated as judges of the High Court
Councillors want united front to oppose courthouse closure
Courts Service proposes to close four courts in Dublin
Brendan Howlin rules out Labour leadership bid
Joan Burton declares candidacy for party leader and says she will work with Fine Gael
Joan Burton to announce Labour leadership bid
Minister of State Alan Kelly says ‘generational’ change needed
Dún Laoghaire count adjourned indefinitely
Long serving Labour councillor Jane Dillon Byrne narrowly missed out on final seat
Jillian Godsil drops challenge to ban
European candidate had challenged constitutionality of law preventing bankrupts contesting European and Dáil elections
Protesters enter county council building over motion on housing
Two councillors walked out in protest of motion delay
Public finance departments spent €7.6m on consultants in 2013
Legal and consultancy firms were the greatest beneficiaries
Labour extends age limit for being considered a ‘youth’
Age change brings the party in line with how everyone else defines youth, conference told
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