Mary Devine O’Callaghan’s husband Declan faces suspension by the High Court

Studies show many jurors believe alcohol or clothing can justify non-consensual sex

Scheme has succeeded in helping to reduce inpatient lists since last year

Total of 511,675 people waiting on an out-patient procedure in July

Effects similar to those seen in smokers and lung disease suffers

Little evidence of ‘tsunami’ of repossessions, says expert

CervicalCheck problems could prove a valuable revenue stream for medical negligence firms

‘We’ve just being met with three things - delay, distract and defer’

Disciplinary sanctions may still be imposed, says Gsoc

Winning goal scored by captain Gary Messett just two months after father’s murder

The ‘good news story’ surrounding the programme ‘has been somewhat lost’

Hiqa has undertaken to ensure relevant complaints are now handed over

State has failed to implement O’Keeffe judgment, primary litigant John Allen alleges

Man to be prosecuted in North for allegedly naming complainant on social media

Planning permission granted for project developer says could support up to 1,000 jobs

Legal ‘aggression’ by laboratories in recent weeks has caused surprise

Cian O’Carroll accuses Taoiseach of being ‘irresponsible and of ‘mudding the issue’

Property Services Regulatory Authority dealt with 403 complaints of property agents operating without a licence

Bruised but defiant: After 38 years, Mulholland wonders if he still has a line on society

‘I don’t expect my own house to burn down but I still insure it because it could happen’

Risk of repeating the mistakes seen in past down-turns, says Central Bank governor

Criticism of Glenties gathering may be harsh but is not inaccurate for ‘Dublin 4 on tour’

Catholic Church to become irrelevant unless it changes stance on women, sexuality , says priest

Vicky Phelan and Stephen Teap to launch patient advocacy group on the same day

Advocate encouraged by number of young who engaged with anti-abortion movement

Victim of CervicalCheck scandal says State contributed €25,000 to her €2.5m settlement

Fianna Fáil leader says how Taoiseach operates 'all about optics, all about spinning’

French ambassador says his country does not view Ireland as neutral

Ex-Labour party politician says democratic forces must realign to combat populism

Divergence already exists in several areas, Tánaiste tells MacGill Summer School

EU agriculture commissioner says there is ‘very high probability’ of no-deal Brexit

Former taoiseach says hard Border debate has obscured loss of EU’s financial support

Officer under investigation also accused of several other instances of malpractice

Taoiseach’s warning repeated by Aviation Authority and European Commission

Editorial in pro-Brexit newspaper calls Mr Varadkar a ‘fool’

Policing will be put under pressure unless costs are tackled, new reviews claim

Incident occurred during raid carried out by Emergency Response Unit in Dublin

Clearer legislation will make resolution of litigation more efficient, claims Frank Clarke

Court Service report shows number of rape cases up 22% but repossession hearings falling sharply

Policing Authority a ‘pale shadow’ of equivalent bodies in other countries

Airline says ‘small number’ of passengers treated as a precaution after the incident

We have no way of telling if it’s the same here because of the quality of Garda statistics

Tolls cost drivers using route nearly €150m last year, as changes to VAT rules kick in

Treatment improved patient symptoms in 93 per cent of cases

Body of Ana Kriegel was found at a disused farmhouse in May

Focus Ireland report finds landlords evicting tenants to sell properties is primary cause of family homelessness

Seanad to vote on legislation prohibiting importation of goods from illegal settlements

‘Clearly something went wrong’: Flanagan says incident is ‘matter of grave concern’

Lack of room in Central Mental Hospital means ill offenders in prison for long periods

Hidden camera showed ‘childlike behaviour’ of ex-TD throwing rubbish around room

Anti-corruption body asks Government to reconsider controversial legislation

Fire fighters rescue baby fawn from blaze in Slieve Bloom Mountains as gorse fires burn

Irish Water extends hosepipe ban to rest of country as heatwave continues

Increasing numbers of women opting to give birth via Caesarean section, report shows

Dáil to vote today on whether to expand scheme set up following O’Keeffe judgment

Modern technology and social media has led to huge increase in material that must be disclosed at trial

Main suspect is 18-year-old that victim was friendly with

LGBTI+ activists express concerns that the event is now more of a festival than a protest

This year’s event marks 25 years since the decriminalisation of homosexuality

Due to move from Dundrum in 2020, this Victorian-era facility is completely unfit for purpose

MacLochlainn commission finds serious failings in follow-up investigation

Ex-public servant refused exception after Sipo said new firm had been lobbying the applicant

Catholic dioceses refusing to share details of abuse suspects, citing data protection law

Fewer prisoners are getting temporary release

Irish Prison Service says up to 14 gangs operating across Ireland’s 11 prisons

Proportion of prison inmates casting postal ballots has declined over the past decade

Older women are particularly at risk, according to safeguarding body

Public Accounts Committee hears the HSE is currently auditing 46 additional cases

Vehicles worth an estimated €700,000 are taken from a Dublin car dealership

Dublin man was due to appear on robbery charges at courthouse adjoining prison

Policing Authority criticises delay in receiving answers from Garda

State conceded accused was legally insane at the time of road collision that killed teenager

Data Protection Commissioner to begin investigation into such projects next month

Board warns it will have to close its office in coming weeks if State funding not restored

Solicitor for Polish criminal ordered to personally reimburse the State’s legal costs

Bobby Messett was not the target. Another assassination ends in the death of an unintended victim

Prisons have been struggling to stem traffic of illicit mobile phones into facilities for years

Internal report also suggests rehabilitation should start as soon as sentences begin

Bobby Messett was a ‘sports fanatic’ who was ‘in the wrong place at the wrong time’

Donegal-based GRA members warn they are not equipped to tackle current threats

Minister promised to examine ‘cold process’ for victims after Belfast rape trial

Gardaí investigating student’s death seek information on altercation outside chip shop

Investigators search for victim’s phone as they try to piece together his final hours

Gardaí concerned Border would drive subversives’ recruitment of young people

Lack of diversity on force a ‘time bomb’, claims Garda Representative Association

Bookmaker was driving to race meeting when car halted by a number of armed men

Commissioner asked to vastly increase mental health support for members

Dónall Ó Cualáin says deaths of Ana Kriegel, Jastine Valdez, Cameron Reilly ‘appalled public’

‘I can shoot a target or a piece of wood from 20ft away but I’m not told how to duck or dive’

Garda management examining the cost of outfitting members of force with ‘body cams’

Gardaí believe student may have been strangled and are seeking his mobile phone

One woman was told by garda he would be too embarrassed to take her statement

Inquiry under way after postmortem confirms teenager died in ‘violent circumstances’

Mourners asked to keep Valdez family in their thoughts

Armed officers arrived at scene in Priorswood after shots fired

The ‘Garda Incident’ began at 7.57pm on May 19th, with a tip-off from a female caller

The Children Act 2001 defines the age of criminal responsibility as 12 years

Judge warns reporters and social media users of boy’s legal entitlement to anonymity

Accused said nothing except to confirm to the judge that it was his first time in court

Boy says he was attacked on his way home from park where teenager vanished