Elaine Daly has been organising the trip for eleven years

Former ‘Irish Times’ editor says lack of Government support for commission was a factor

Conor Brady says appointing a new Garda Commissioner will make little difference

Alison O’Reilly also alleges she was defamed by the apology the newspaper printed

Gsoc advises witnesses they may have to give evidence at trial if DPP directs charges

Civilian Garda employee said she witnessed garda test himself to falsify numbers

Government is open to raising the €180,000 salary to attract outside candidates

A former Mountjoy prisoner remembers ‘a disgraceful, inhumane practice’

‘The commissioner should be a guard. It’s not a football club. You can’t just buy Neymar’

Minister for Justice denies a ‘deal’ was done over Nóirín O’Sullivan’s pension

More than 500 seizures of injectable tanning substance in last two years, figures show

Ex-chief justice lobbied for judges facing misconduct inquiries to be able to recoup costs

Skeletal remains found in back garden are at least 70 years old and National Museum called in

The Tipperary division over-reporting rate of 385% was highest of all Garda areas

New report into false testing figures is the latest instalment in a lengthy saga

Susan Denham told Frances Fitzgerald of concern over public misconduct proceedings

Support groups link increase in attacks to law criminalising purchase of sex

Plea to Taoiseach ahead of emergency meeting: ‘Take control of this situation’

Department of Health may seek repayment of the money if it was spent inappropriately

Support group calls for specialist organisation for Irish citizens affected by terrorism

Supreme Court ruling could have implications for cases involving sport, sadomasochism

Case could have implications for sporting events such as mixed martial arts

Gardaí found a large amount of stolen property during searches in Dublin

National Transport Authority says rise has been achieved with no extra State funding

City’s Muslim community is well integrated, and contemptuous of last week’s terror attacks

Younes Abouyaaqoub (22) is thought to have mowed down and killed 13 people on the street

Police believe Younes Abouyaaquob (22) was the driver in Las Ramblas van assault

The Irish in Barcelona include long-term residents such as illustrator Jon Berkeley

Minute silence to be held before match tonight in honour of attack victims

Spain’s royal couple visit the Potot family in hospital following Las Ramblas assault

King Felipe and Queen Letizia visit victims of Thursday’s attack in hospital

As passengers land in Barcelona – El Prat airport, the atmosphere is calm but tense

Former criminal law lecturer Julian Myerscough set free and may leave country

‘They men got away, who knows if they’ll come back,’ says local activist Queenie Barnes

North Dublin community shocked by killings which took place as children played outside

Local drug dealer chief suspect as three including baby treated for injuries

Number involved in rail-related accidents increased by almost one-third to 261 last year

Niece of female victim was holding a baby when a bullet grazed her forehead

President says she would like to get out of agreement but it is ‘pretty watertight’

Committee members only became aware of ‘watertight’ deal in ‘recent weeks’

Men in 30s also charged with possession of semi-automatic handgun and ammunition

Legislation clarifies succession laws in bid to ensure murderers do not benefit from crime

Martens family seek $300,000 in donations to fund appeal and defence of civil action

Graham Johnson’s family lodge High Court proceedings over Brian Veale’s kitchen job

Stab victim’s family demand to know why Brian Veale got kitchen job

Nature of media coverage and lawyers’ behaviour highlight differences in legal systems

Director of Public Prosecutions will make decision on whether further action to be taken

Arrested men believed to be members of the Kinahan gang

The drug is often sold as heroin but is far stronger, leading to accidental overdoses

New figures reveal most leave prison without having attended preventative programme

Newspaper states that ‘it is important not to publish comments that overstep the mark’

Activists demand fast-tracked assessment to deal with ‘epidemic’

Gardaí say man was found on country lane was murdered elsewhere in last week

Seven Myers complaints to Press Ombudsman about misogyny

Up to 10,000 people affected by water outage after mains breaks in Co Meath town

Irish Water official says €13.5bn needs to be invested in State’s water infrastructure

Harry O’Connor from Clonmel was trapped underwater before being airlifted to hospital

Branding sacked columnist anti-Semite ‘an absolute distortion of the facts’

Officials concerned at high costs if UK trend of suing over delays spreads to Republic

High price of medication has lead to increased numbers sourcing it abroad

Column removed as newspaper issues apology over piece about gender pay gap

Ireland’s sex trade went online years ago. So what are main-street ‘massage parlours’ for?

Minister denies State is attempting to ‘walk back’ from Magdalene laundries apology

Status Orange warning of heavy winds and rain on Thursday evening

Analysis: Gender imbalance is most noticeable in rape trials

Judge John O’Connor says law ‘criminalises’ parents and is not effective

The substance is becoming a major problem, but the State is ill-equipped to deal with it

Prosecutors are worried about legal implications of Taoiseach’s call for Garda review

Increase in child admissions shows ‘stark failure to abide by established policy’

Catherine Kelly stopped by gardaí over social media comments about Regina Doherty

Age Action says some people must pay for activities they cannot take part in

Renewed calls for devices following perjury accusations after Jobstown trial

Minister says false imprisonment charges should not have been brought

An eye-opening visit to lab responsible for testing and measuring Garda drug seizures

State laboratory staff pulled off drugs testing to work on new national DNA database

Senior counsel paid €3,000 a day during 126-day trial, and received €40,000 ‘brief fee’

Eamon Dunphy and Paul Murphy call for united left in wake of Jobstown trial

Dust believed to be left over from construction of Criminal Courts of Justice in 2010

Law on judicial appointments will avoid future controversies, Jagland hopes

Only three out of 11 anti-corruption recommendations met

Pension and pay cuts seen as attack on independence, according to EU-wide report

Former ‘Irish Times’ sports journalist (54) pleaded guilty to six counts in Circuit Criminal Court

John Paul Phelan is first FG TD to break ranks on Garda commissioner’s future

Kelly comments are some of the most forceful and public criticisms to date

High Court President has a reputation for fairness and fierce independence

Many barristers believe some political influence is necessary for a healthy judicial branch

Irish rock star recognised by Trinity College Dublin for famine relief work

Members of judiciary ‘extremely disappointed’ after comments in Dáil about Whelan

Pilot project will broadcast Supreme Court judgements as they are read out

Chief Justice emphasises importance of separation of powers between Oireachtas and judiciary

Met Éireann said it is 40 years since Ireland has experienced such a heatwave in June

Secretary General of Department of Justice said it was not aware of ‘red flags’ at college

Current law not ‘fit for purpose’ claim campaigners as racist incidents continue to rise

Law Reform Commission seeks to remove fear of physical attack in course of hearings

Dismemberment of a corpse poses challenges for pathologists but can also provide clues

Iraqi-born Irish citizen being paid €13 an hour by Facebook fled Ireland after lapse

Arlene Foster’s party want power but have a shopping list

Gardaí release four suspects without charge and prepare file for DPP

Man questioned after the discovery of dismembered remains in Co Wicklow

Department refuses to say if Whelan recused herself from selection process