Group responds to Law Reform Commission paper on consent

Proposed law would deal with cases where a man wrongfully believed consent was given

Paper considers validity of criminal punishment where partner’s consent may be questionable

Warsaw government claims CJEU ruling a ‘defeat’ for High Court rule of law concerns

High Court will now have to decide if alleged drug dealer can get fair trial in Poland

Prof Ian Frazer visits Dublin to speak about the success of the HPV vaccine

Tipperary TD’s filings to Revenue in 2007 facilitated declaration of untaxed £248,624

What was he convicted of this week? Why was he described as ‘conscientious taxpayer’?

Multiple claims made on basis of evidence tribunal has shown to be questionable

Tribunal has last sitting after over 100 days investigating alleged McCabe smear campaign

Closing submissions at tribunal examining alleged smear campaign against Sgt Maurice McCabe

Former Tory minister says ‘nationalist rage’ is getting UK in ‘terrible mess’

TD found guilty of tax offences is fined and banned from acting as company director

Moriarty tribunal never learned of £248,624 payment to Lowry’s refrigeration company

Bar Council and Law Society report urges set of actions to capitalise on UK’s exit from EU

Fionnán Sheahan’s conflict of evidence with Anne Harris is fourth among journalists to come before tribunal

Charleton tribunal: RTÉ journalist says reports were based on O’Higgins findings

RTÉ crime correspondent tells Charleton Tribunal he has duty to report ‘it as it is’

Paul Reynolds also disputes telling a retired academic Sgt McCabe was a suspected abuser

Crime journalist says he was ‘eviscerated’ on social media and by colleagues over the issue

Juno McEnroe is the latest journalist to contradict evidence by Supt Dave Taylor

John Mooney does not believe Garda chiefs would have tried passing confidential material to him

‘Words will never explain my excruciating anguish and devastation at the horrific, senseless attack at Bray Boxing Club’

Chair of inquiry into alleged smear campaign says people’s reliance on privilege a ‘smokescreen’

Crime and security editor of The Irish Times Conor Lally insists negative briefing ‘never happened’

Irish Times journalist Conor Lally ‘extremely surprised’ to learn Supt Dave Taylor had given his name as someone who was briefed

Conor O’Donnell says he authorised crime correspondent to try to interview Ms D

Journalist says inquiry unlikely to have began if Supt Taylor did not encounter difficulties

Sources should not be protected in every instance, says journalist and academic

Philip Boucher Hayes tells tribunal ‘pure gut instinct’ made him believe whistleblower was innocent

Alison O’Reilly says colleague told her Nóirín O’Sullivan passed on information about whistleblower McCabe

Paul McGarry says Ross’s Judicial Appointments Bill is problematic for many reasons

Charleton tribunal investigating alleged smear campaign against Garda whistleblower

Charleton Tribunal investigating alleged smear campaign against Sgt McCabe

Former ‘Sunday Independent’ editor says McCabe called a paedophile at INM meeting

Former Garda commissioner tells Charleton withdrawal of allegations ‘no comfort’

Lawyers highlight potential for ‘cyber staging’ evidence and social media problems

Defamation conference hears companies should take responsibility for content

Charleton tribunal: Ex-Garda chief says he thought press officer would be good choice

Ex-Garda commissioner says John Deasy, Seamus McCarthy and John McGuinness are wrong

Woman contacted Gardaí after witnessing incident on road near Enniskerry

Martin Callinan to be quizzed over alleged attempts to blacken Maurice McCabe’s name

Personal effects, including clothing, obtained from teenage boys for scientific analysis

Driver of black Nissan Qashqai was being sought in connection with disappearance of Jastine Valdez (24) in Enniskerry

Boy tells gardaí he was beaten up by two men after leaving the schoolgirl

Philip Boucher Hayes told tribunal Martin Callinan said McCabe had ‘psychiatric issues’

Martin Callinan rejects claim he ordered smear campaign against Sgt Maurice McCabe

Tribunal hears Supt Dave Taylor ‘hawked around lies to politicians and journalists’

Supt David Taylor tells Charleton tribunal he never branded ex-commissioner ‘a liar’

Ex-Garda press chief tells tribunal some of McCabe’s account of 2016 meeting incorrect

McGuinness, Clifford and McCabe say Taylor told them he sent texts in smear campaign

Former Garda press chief says he and Martin Callinan decided which reporters to contact

Supt Dave Taylor texted Martin Callinan after resignation to say he was inspirational

Supt Dave Taylor is giving evidence for the first time to the Disclosures Tribunal

Tribunal hears former press officer had 11,000 contacts with journalists in four months

Charleton Tribunal hears Garda was allegedly ordered to conduct smear campaign

Frank Clerkin led inquiry into Dave Taylor at the time of his Maurice McCabe smear claims

Emily O’Reilly says ‘Irish Times’ interview ‘changed the narrative’ on teenager’s death

Some 40 people, paying €300 each per month, asked to leave for fire safety reasons

None of three mobile phones sought from former head of Garda Press Office recovered

Court rules law used to detain people unconstitutional

Affidavits from INM and watchdog set stage for hearing over inspectors

Court of Appeal judge says was necessary to suspend decision due to serious implications

Charleton tribunal begins new module on claim whistleblower was smeared by senior gardaí

Unclear how long it will take for new law to be passed if Eighth Amendment is repealed

Company prepared to ‘protect INM’s interests’ and ‘obtain redress’

Director of Corporate Enforcement’s concern is ‘misguided’, media group says

Move in preparation for data protection laws due to be introduced, says company director

Greece asked Ireland to recover penalty from trucker wrongly convicted of smuggling

Analysis: Law and policy are both clear that children must be removed in such situations

Progress of application for appointment of inspectors hinges on judicial review case

Ex-chief objected to suggestion the group should aim to maximise businessman’s profit

Ms Justice Aileen Donnelly query around rule of law in Poland gets ‘expedited’ status

Affidavit filed to High Court expresses concern about proposal in 2016 described by INM as 'crazy'

Affidavit shows texts between former chairman Leslie Buckley and Denis O’Brien

New governance code due as Fianna Fáil leader calls for protection of media sources

The scheming, started in 2007, involved investment funds, gangs and Russian officials

Single issued share in Blaydon Ltd was held in trust for businessman, leaked files stated

Director of Corporate Enforcement seeking appointment of High Court inspectors to INM

Law Society says research needed on why female solicitors opt for corporate jobs

Ian Drennan suggests ‘deficiencies in governance and oversight’ at media group

Helen Dixon has expressed plans to investigate INM over suspected data breach

McGuinness: Ex-Garda chief Martin Callinan told him McCabe not to be trusted

FF chief's ‘profound’ concerns ‘in terms of our democracy’ about issues at INM

Businessman exchanged text messages with Leslie Buckley on the issue, document shows

Leslie Buckley says he is ‘appalled’ at sharing of affidavit and is co-operating with ODCE

O’Brien texted ‘avoid if possible’ over lawyer’s appointment to review, affidavit states

Alleged data breach the latest twist in businessman's involvement with INM

Media group’s then chair consulted businessman over appointment, affidavit says

Company could face legal action from those affected by claim investigated by watchdog

Data Protection Commissioner to conduct investigation

A guide to the alleged data breach in 2014 at Ireland’s largest newspaper publisher

Journalists and SC among people on list of 19

Supreme Court ruling in 2016 considered ‘mental element’ of rape

Putin will have people killed until he faces ‘devastating’ consequences, says financier

Over €2m from a high-profile fraud case allegedly passed through Irish accounts

Analysis: Naming the defendants makes UK cases harder for both sides

Companies include several close to Kremlin and Russian president Vladimir Putin

Senior banker who lost fortune in crash gave €2.4m house to wife, who sold it to student whose family owed AIB €20m