Law Society says content of group raised ‘profound ethical concerns’

Irish Isis supporter likely moved from Ain Issa camp after Turkish planes bombed area

Woman made formal criminal complaint to gardaí in Dublin on Saturday

Big rise in numbers in past two years ‘definitely linked with housing’

UN concerned over time it takes to process cases and numbers in emergency housing

You must learn to control a robot, think like a terrorist and outwit bomb-makers

Mixed martial arts fighter is remanded on continuing bail until November 1st

Department of Communications denies move is a step towards full Nato membership

Dundalk woman who travelled to join Islamic State is currently held in Syria

Cork, Dublin South Central, Meath-Westmeath, Galway and Limerick face change

Army bomb squad defused devices in Edenderry during two hour operation

Many new claims relate to anti-malarial drug Lariam – nearly 120 claims lodged in 2018

Residential burglaries can increase by up to 23 per cent in winter, according to research

Longer budgets would allow Garda Commissioner to make ‘more effective plans’

Justice vote increased by €120m, including €10m extra for direct provision

Almost half of €32m increase already committed to cover pay rises and allowances

Teen’s mother says youth turned away from psychiatric facility before Dún Laoghaire attack

Victim, who was aged in her 40s, suffered fatal injuries in Sunday morning incident

Range of cutbacks introduced, including overtime ban

Over half of people believe force is well managed, survey on gardaí finds

Rate is double that of Travellers in adult prisons, says Irish Prison Service

Management of child detention facility put the increase down to ‘better reporting’

Residents are not offenders, but ‘young people in conflict with the law’, says deputy director

Defence Forces course targets capability of scene commanders in event of attack

Secondary trauma studies reveal effect of child sex crimes on professionals’ trust

Study finds abuse cases and road deaths are causing high levels of distress for office’s staff

Two high-end vehicles seized in raids targeting a west Dublin family-based gang

Victim strangled or otherwise made unable to breath in a quarter of cases, study shows

Staffing levels to blame for decline in Defence Forces service, officers conference hears

No fresh water and rat droppings on floor are among the complaints voiced about facilities

Garda and staff member of Dublin Fire Brigade who also took part in video suspended

Criticism by defence forces personnel of Paul Kehoe has increased markedly in recent months

Officials reviewing and editing hours of footage supplied to them by RTÉ Investigates

Team recovers CCTV it believes shows attacker buying bleach used to clean scene

Independent review of Oberstown Le Chéile programme provides a ‘lifeline’ to parents

Searches continue in Cavan as gardaí identify container inside which businessman may have been attacked

Anti-immigrant activists trying to dominate and exploit local debates on direct provision

Funding sought for scheme that will not require offenders to talk about crime

Turn-over rate is much higher than Government figures, says military officers group

Minister for Children referred case to gardaí in 2018 following whistleblower disclosure

Barnahus, Onehouse Galway brings gardaí, forensics, social workers and therapists under one roof

Charlie Flanagan says no decision has been made and tensions ‘a matter of real regret’

Man attacked by 17-year-old girl gives his view on restorative justice programme

Use of restorative justice for young offenders has fallen 50 per cent since 2014

State invites tender for safety and protection role from global private security firms

Money was allegedly taken from a lost wallet handed in by a member of the public

Garda Inspectorate to focus in particular on handling of children and vulnerable adults

Man in his 30s is detained under anti-terrorism legislation following the discovery

Locals express shock over incident saying incident ‘is bringing unwanted attention’

Student believed to be a Chinese national has made threats to kill the Dublin protesters

Wide-ranging study runs rule over responses from 15,000 15-year-olds in eight countries

System for launching small craft found to be in bad repair

Caseload has decreased every year since the controversial court was established

Applications for the post from outside the Garda will be considered

Josepha Madigan concerned with recent rise in anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim rhetoric

Men detained in connection with discovery of bomb under car in Shandon Park, Belfast

Attorney General and Minister for Justice had already raised concerns about the plans

Bulk of PSNI focus likely to fall on New IRA which is regarded as most dangerous group

Another man being treated in hospital under garda supervision after incident in Virginia

Former sports writer received a 2½-year sentence for grooming and sexually abusing girl

‘We are hoping that soon we will have more answers to our many questions’

‘The subsurface was pristine. It was never a gravesite,’ says leading site investigator

Gardaí arrest three suspects after gang tried to rip ATM from wall using stolen digger

Female inmates must ‘go without’ sanitary products at times, internal report states

Confusion is widespread among sellers and consumers about the legality of product

Large guns must be stripped down for maintenance every three months

Papers detail efforts by officials to prepare Minister Paul Keogh for media questions

Ex-soldier and film-maker who hired cadaver dogs to find body alerted Garda to location

Richard Johnson was unstinting in his support for judicial independence, funeral hears

Documents shows public displeasure at jailing of Sutton GP Dr Bassam Naser for tax evasion

Majority of messages received by department seek harsher punishment of criminals

NBCI investigating claims inspector worked as security consultant for Coolmore Stud

Files sent to DPP over publication of names and images of minors known as Boy A and Boy B

Potential eye-witnesses giving investigators muddled or incomplete accounts of the night

Footage shows garda being dragged by car

Boy continues to pose mortal danger to himself and others, child psychiatrist says

Boy later said he was remorseful and called attack ‘cruel, demonic and evil’

Garda sources say group of youths from Kilkenny are chief suspects in incident

Ex-Dell Computers employee imported high-quality cocaine, court papers claim

Imam Noonan was warned that a group was planning an attack on the mosque

Irish rugby player and model from Newcastle beat three other couples in the final

Antique dildo - believed to be the same sold in 2017 for €3,200 - is purchased for a fifth of the price

Irish man was scared by arrest in US but remains hopeful of avoiding deportation

No one injured in incident and gardaí recover sawn-off shotgun from Dublin street

Best of 40m competitors worldwide face off at e-sports tournament in New York

Complaint was made around two weeks ago and predates the RTÉ Investigates broadcast

Staff exceeded remit and engaged in unacceptable practices, Minister for Justice says

Dr Mary Moloney ‘shocked’ at poor safety procedures highlighted by RTÉ documentary

Creche owner says parents should know their rights and ask questions

RTÉ reporter found crowding, poorly trained staff, cheap meals and instances of poor care

Celebrant speaks of deceased’s resilience in wake of the death of his son and his brother

AGSI member is accused of acting as a security consultant in his spare time

Law Reform Commission says such a measure could reduce standard of reporting on cases

Only five members of press will be allowed in court for sentencing hearing on October 29th

Psychiatrists and psychologists needed on prison staffs, Minister says

Dundalk woman and daughter being held in Al-Hawl displacement camp in Syria

Does Suomenlinna Island jail hold the secret to having EU’s lowest imprisonment rate?

Finnish proposal would see EU countries take share of migrants rescued from sea

Update of register to reflect legal position following repeal of Eighth Amendment

Continuous residence decision ‘has alarmed many interested parties’, says Minister