David Gwynn Morgan

Controversy over Séamus Woulfe highlights lack of mechanism to discipline judges

Ryan report is not undermined by gross overcalculation of figure, professor claims

Number of children who went through institutions investigated by Ryan Commission is about a quarter of 170,000 previously cited

A modern reading of the constitution would allow the PAC look at Presidential expenditure

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

Who dares say we have no need of a space where there can be free discussion?

Whistleblower has been treated abominably by the State and is owed recompense

There is very little solid ground, from political practice or legal authority to help answer the question

Analysis: President Michael D Higgins’s good relations with Taoiseach have helped minimise political conflict

A decade after the landmark Sinnott judgment, the notion of ‘judicial activism’ still stirs debate