No requirement for judge to be told of journalistic privilege claim over phone in warrant, court told
Lawyers for the Garda Commissioner before Court of Appeal over costs ruling
Judge ‘mistaken’ in not deciding on warrant issued for seizure of editor’s phone
The editor of The Democrat had his phone siezed following Strokestown repossession
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Bill aims to regulate private security firms brought in for evictions
Minister welcomes legislation to bring companies under remit of sector watchdog
Court order execution by private security firms to be subject of law
Flanagan to seek approval for requirement that private security firms register with State
Man arrested in connection with Strokestown probe released without charge
Suspect arrested following search of Longford home
Flanagan criticises TDs who liken home reposessions ‘to the Famine’
Minister outlines plans for regulating private security companies involved in evictions
Arrest made in Mayo over attack after Roscommon eviction
Man (54) is being held as part of investigation into gang attack on security guards in Strokestown
Sinn Féin TD tells KBC bank his party will not stand for the eviction of Irish people
Two men arrested in connection with attack on security workers in Strokestown have been released
Roscommon eviction: bank faces hiring new security firm or returning to court
Adult siblings return to contested property after violent confrontation on Sunday
Siblings regain possession of Roscommon home following eviction
Taoiseach condemns ‘violent actions of vigilantes’ against security guards at the house
Ireland’s record on migrants has been shameful since the State’s foundation
Hungarian refugees in the 1950s complained bitterly about their treatment and soon the vast majority had left Ireland to be resettled in the US and Canada
Famine walk from Roscommon reaches Dublin
Walk, in period costume, commemorated 1847 walk when 1,490 starving tenants from Strokestown walked to Dublin and boarded a ship for Canada
Famine walk of 155km retraces 1847 route to coffin ships
Walk from Strokestown to Dublin commemorates bid to migrate to Canada
Ireland’s oldest man Luke Dolan dies at 108
Tributes paid to Roscommon man who credited long life to boiled eggs and sugary tea
Future Proof: Jim Callery, founder, Westward motor group
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