Garda Commissioner requests Minister take immediate action against John Barrett

Rebecca Kelly, who received more than €550,000 for injuries, conceded her own actions played a significant role in the incident

Amanda Carroll (33) described as a ‘lovely woman’ and ‘bubbly’ by her neighbours

New framework will let adults with mental disabilities make decisions over their lives

Law Reform Commission running the rule over Deferred Prosecution Agreements

Gardaí launch high visibility operation to reduce speeding

Nigerian networks allow movement of underage victims to northern EU states

Local man charged with assault

Transport authority ‘very disappointed’ with rejection of College Green plaza plan

Two other suspects still in custody

People are no longer bothering to report incidents, says Irish Farmers’ Association

Presidential candidate claims group showed poor leadership over Thurles dispute

Live debate on Claire Byrne show included just four of the six candidates

Three men and youth held over death of 24-year-old who died of gunshot wounds to head

Gardaí found suspicous package was empty

Garda Commissioner expected to accept Supt Taylor’s retirement shortly

Homes at Dublin’s Prussia Street described by the High Court as ‘like a bomb about to go off’

Former Garda press office chief found to have helped smear Sgt Maurice McCabe

Tusla comes out of the Disclosures Tribunal more damaged than the Garda

Policing Authority notes Charleton’s comments on appointment of senior gardaí

Tribunal criticises agency’s response to error on Sgt McCabe’s file

Charleton rejects some of former commissioner’s evidence but finds she took no part in smear campaign

Profiles of figures who played critical parts in the long-running Garda whistleblower saga

A guide to the nine broad accusations of misconduct examined by the tribunal

Figures show failure to notify Gsoc about using the spray within 48 hours

App advises clients to practise ‘mock raids’ and appoint staff to ‘shadow’ investigators

Five years on, one of the leading hospitals in The Netherlands finally agrees to inquiry

Authorities seized significant amounts of sedatives and erectile dysfunction drugs

Failure affected air traffic control hub in Ballycasey which services Shannon and Cork airports as well as transatlantic flights

Rights of religious communities to engage in public debate must be respected, conference states

Ben Gilroy also forbidden from acting as legal adviser to others

Midwife disturbed thief in restricted area of Dublin’s Coombe as handbag stolen

899 claims of physical, psychological, sexual and financial abuse in nursing homes

Watchdog received 4,600 complaints in 2017, including sexual and physical abuse

High perception of corruption ‘not reflected in reports to Garda’

Over 200 requests for assistance made to US as child pornography prosecutions rise

Vast majority of young people at Oberstown also had drink or drug problems

One in seven reported thoughts of suicide as a result, survey suggests

Issue brought into focus by recent Jobstown and Belfast trials

Alcohol, under-reporting and lack of understanding make it difficult to measure extent of problem

Medic expresses concern over planning for new law as seventh ‘March for Choice’ announced

Event postponed until Thursday when candidates for presidency officially confirmed

Woman who confronted President Higgins could have ‘wreaked havoc’ says Labour

Government considering hosting meeting of Arab leaders aimed at restarting stalled talks

Mourners at funeral Mass told of enduring devotion to wife Joan who died 13 years ago

Avoidable injury to infants in childbirth an ‘egregious insult’, senior doctor says

‘Loot boxes’ in games such as Fifa and Star Wars Battlefront are under Irish scrutiny

10 per cent of Ireland’s prison population is made up of life sentence prisoners

Crime gangs targeting farms are bypassing sophisticated tracking systems

Michael D Higgins says farm families of ‘vital importance’ and should not be abandoned

Minister for Justice says use of face coverings by gardaí disturbing

Artist Kevin Sharkey withdraws from ‘farcical’ presidential process

Ruling of unconstitutionality affects nearly 100 patients held in mental health facilities

The nine gangs in Irish jails mirror the outside world in their growing power and violence

Watchdog says use of HSE ‘authorised officer’ can avoid negative impact on family relations

Mental Health Commission stages mock hearing to demonstrate how tribunals operate

ICCL calls for ‘scrutiny’ of intelligence efforts as Drew Harris set to become commissioner

New Garda commissioner’s ties with British intelligence services while in PSNI criticised

Figures show that natural growth rate has slowed every quarter since 2017

At least 500kg of cocaine was destined for the south coast of England

Businessman Peter Casey joins fellow TV ‘dragons’ in race to secure nomination

Minister thanks Ó Cualáin for ‘steady’ service to the State at opening of new Garda station

Minister insists incoming Garda chief will bring experience and expertise to force

Irish Prison Service seeks to open eatery that will employ ex-offenders near Mountjoy

Banks and financial institutions reported over 24,000 suspect transactions in 2017

Lynn Ruane says it is ‘disrepectful’ to require staff to produce badge for crossing Garda cordons

No negative findings against Irish Prison Service or its staff in relation to man’s death

Record levels of infection blamed by health experts on drop off in vaccinations

Judge reviewing compensation scheme to report within two weeks

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