Legislation proposed in 1990s to address concerns over ministerial conduct after controversies

Hardliners placed political pamphlets on chairs and walked out of Dick Spring speech

Access to internal European Commission documents helped State shape its position

Lack of staffing, planning and proper segregation of English fans - some of whom had far right links - highlighted to cabinet

Special report highlighted patient deaths and issues with ‘bed-blocking’

Taoiseach critical of art and asked if they could be ‘re-executed’ by other artists

British travel agent went bust in June 1994, leaving many travelling fans without their allocation

In wake of X case and 1992 referendum, fresh restrictions - including injunctions on travel - caused concern

President met former Chilean dictator on controversial 1995 South American tour

Attack in 1995 saw swastika painted on cemetery gate shortly after visit to city by Israeli ambassador

Ming Ming and Ping Ping drew 400,000 visitors over 100-day visit in 1986 – but Chinese officials declined Late Late appearance

His 1995 visit to Ireland was part of his rehabilitation after damage of marriage breakdown

Ireland was required to agree to plan under 1960s space treaties - but felt crash landing was only a remote possibility

‘Serious error’ not to commission proper research before 1995 trip, then minister of foreign affairs told

Decades before CervicalCheck controversy, delays were already affecting tests as part of 1980s pilot