Five children among 35 people deported to Nigeria on chartered flight
Garda Síochána carried out operation removing people from State on Wednesday
Jim O'Callaghan
Seven international protection accommodation contracts terminated in first four months of 2025
Minister for Justice says contracts with commercial providers ended due to non-compliance with rules including planning and fire safety
Carlow gunman Evan Fitzgerald had bail conditions relaxed prior to trial date
He had complied closely with bail obligations, so some restrictions were eased after initial charge
Garda Commissioner role: Long-serving senior members not in running due to pension tax concerns
Applications now closed, with sources saying deputy commissioners Justin Kelly and Shawna Coxon have sought to succeed Drew Harris
‘He is 13 and he’s huge. He will be the next Wayne Dundon’: Limerick on edge as a new generation takes over gangland
A new wave of violence is plaguing the Hyde Road area 20 years after the city was rocked by a bloody gangland feud
BBC faces legal costs bill of more than €3m after jury finds it defamed Gerry Adams
Former Sinn Féin president said he took case to ‘put manners on British Broadcasting Corporation’
Insurers and businesses call for injury guidelines reform as 17% rise planned
Judicial Council put forward proposal
Special Criminal Court and Offences Against the State Act set to be repealed
Replacement of legislation will not mean an end to non-jury courts
The Irish Times view on bail reform: a careful balance required
. Critics argue the system sometimes prioritises the presumption of innocence over public safety
A mother who refused to take no for an answer - for 13 years, 9 months and 20 days
Nearly 14 years after Shane O’Farrell’s needless death, the Minister of Justice presents a public apology
Dáil hears claim that driver who killed Shane O’Farrell was a Garda ‘informer’
Government to establish scholarship in memory of cyclist killed in hit-and-run by repeat offender
Removal of brothel-keeping law could ‘expand market’ for sex, O’Callaghan says
Opponents say law endangers women working together for safety, but Minister for Justice believes fears are ‘unfounded’
Ministers accused of giving ‘half the picture’ on refugees as more than 40% get positive decisions
Jim O’Callaghan cited 80 per cent refusal rate on ‘first instance’ decisions
Dáil apology to be made to family of 2011 hit-and-run victim Shane O’Farrell
Minister for Justice to address Dáil on Thursday about case of Co Monaghan man (23) killed by motorist who should have been in jail at the time
Drew Harris ‘deeply concerned’ over ‘erroneous’ Garda strip-search claims made in Dáil
Garda chief says women protesters arrested were treated ‘with respect at all times’ in letter to Ceann Comhairle
It’s been like Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds on Merrion Street since the sun started to shine
Mooney Goes Wild should do a programme from Leinster House
Minister not willing to ‘recommend’ candidate without policing experience for Garda Commissioner job
Advert for position states applications welcomed from candidates ‘of an appropriate calibre from policing, security or civilian backgrounds’
Bunk beds purchased to deal with prison overcrowding
Minister for Justice to increase community service hours allowed from 240 to 480 in bid to reduce number of people incarcerated
Garda Commissioner job advertised, candidates from non-policing backgrounds eligible
Move to find successor to Drew Harris comes as dispute over pensions-related tax liability looks set to rule out many current senior Garda officers
Jim O’Callaghan’s public theatrics mask the truth about asylum seeker deportations
Most men arriving to seek protection aren’t provided accommodation, and end up in sanitations conditions that, according to one volunteer, were worse than those in refugee camps in South Sudan
Plans for counselling notes to be disclosed in sexual assault trials only if court decides they are relevant
Proposals stop short of ending access to counselling notes, something campaigners had sought
Just over 200 Garda CCTV cameras in operation in Dublin
There has been some criticism that the number of cameras is very low compared to other cities
Head of Irish Prison Service defends surge in number of prisoners being released early
Number of early releases doubles to almost 600 as overcrowding worsens
Radio review: ‘It sounded like a big mosquito’ - anger over drones fills the airwaves
Radio: RTÉ presenter is a likable substitute for Joe Duffy, while Newstalk’s Kieran Cuddihy launches an unusual free-speech crusade
Five children among 39 people returned to Georgia on deportation flight from Dublin
Those on board had not complied with deportation orders, according to Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan
Irish prisons at risk of ‘tragic event’ if overcrowding not fixed, warn prison officers
Irish prisons operating way above ‘safe working capacity’, says Prison Officers’ Association head
International protection overhaul an ‘important step’ in wider reform, Minister says
Proposal to reduce appeal time part of draft law to give effect to EU pact
Domestic violence perpetrators could be named in family-law cases under proposals before Minister for Justice
O’Callaghan considering reforms to in-camera rules restricting reports on sensitive court proceedings
Gardaí must be given State financial assistance to purchase homes, officers to say
Another motion at GRA conference calls on Garda Commissioner to ‘urgently address’ shortage in forensic collision investigators
Facial recognition: Work on law to introduce technology ‘well advanced’, says Minister
Law will allow only retrospective use initially, Minister for Justice says
Businesses appeal for change to defamation laws
Isme estimates annual cost of defamation actions in hospitality and retail as much as €50m
Garda whistleblower sues force over arrest by armed officers during football match with friends
Emergency Response Unit officers detained man as he played football match in Dublin park with friends
Allianz Ireland dividends rack up to €300m since pandemic
Second-largest general insurer in the Irish market paid €100 million of dividends to its German parent last year, according to a new filing
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