Alan Shatter

The pandemic has made for an unusual first year in the Dáil for some 40 deputies

Ex-minister responds as Martin says redacted report will be placed in Oireachtas library

Christmas visits off the menu as Oireachtas restaurant only open to serving members

Taoiseach tells Dáil paragraphs removed following 2019 Supreme Court judgment

Even as Ireland changes, the legal sector somehow manages to trundle on, ever-resistant to external attempts to change how it works

Denham found should not have attended golf dinner but resignation would be unjust

Some, including initial proponent Mary Harney, argue the ban should be nationwide

President of the High Court steps down from career defending vulnerable, young and old

Regulator still doesn’t exist in Ireland but will the new government change that?

Report was to be removed from Oireachtas library in light of 2019 Supreme Court ruling

Move to withdraw report follows Supreme Court judgment vindicating Alan Shatter

McDonald claimed Varadkar’s government and FG-Labour coalition made cutbacks

Fine Gael scraps with Greens in Limerick with Shatter’s wounds far from healing

List of high-profile scalps claimed by voters of this constituency is long and impressive

Frenzied reporting helped ensure the former minister was wrongly hounded from office

Fine Gael TD withdraws personal injury case against Dean hotel but fallout continues

Shatter does not understand why Guerin went outside terms of reference

Company was worried that big EU states would block Ireland from running one-stop shop on data protection

Legal freedom to remarry and have a ‘second chance’ strengthens institution of marriage

Former Minister for Justice says Palestinian campaigners are targeting Sarah McTernan

Brexit a catalyst for some UK applicants, 312 of whom received citizenship on Monday

Whistleblower review: This darkly enthralling story really is one of good versus bad

Ready for 4am June dawns, 10ams in December and resetting at the Border?

The trailblazing women who breached the male-dominated world of Irish politics encountered sexism and prejudice – from both sexes, writes Martina Fitzgerald, in this edited extract from her new book

Analysis: Minister’s vindication shows that Dáil storms can be much ado about nothing

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

Diarmaid Ferriter on a premature analysis that fails to prove its point

Ex-minister claims Stepaside station will be just a ‘prefab’ across four car park spaces

Anti-corruption body asks Government to reconsider controversial legislation

While rights body is scarred by hypocrisy, US involvement has always been for the better

Alan Shatter among ‘vested interests’ against changing judge selection process - Minister

The abortion issue has convulsed the country repeatedly since the 1983 referendum

Difference between 1983 and 2018 campaigns was that this time there was no fear, says former Labour TD Kathleen Lynch

More than 3,500 people, from 160 countries, become Irish at ceremony in Killarney

Inquiry investigating whether Garda boss directed smear campaign against McCabe

Former Senator and TD had intended campaigning for repeal of Eight Amendment

Séamus Wolfe correct to see danger of judges appointed under flawed legislation

Only one internet service provider has joined scheme to blacklist abuse sites since late 2013

As the Charleton tribunal begins, Colm Keena recaps on extraordinary events

David Drumm and Michael Lowry are expected to be tried in the coming year