Denis Cusack

Reporting of inquest into mother’s death ‘extremely important’

Karen McEvoy (24) died on Christmas Day last year one week after giving birth

Death of woman from sepsis examined by three separate inquiries

‘Serious questions to be answered’, says National Women’s Council of Ireland director

Woman (24) who died a week after giving birth had sepsis, says coroner

Karen McEvoy’s partner calls for inquiry into her death in Naas hospital on Christmas Day

Man calls for independent investigation into partner’s death

Karen McEvoy (24) died a week after giving birth at Coombe hospital

No decision yet on Athy crash inquest, says Kildare coroner

Garda letter to families had suggested no inquest because trial had heard evidence

Silent witness: What human remains can tell us

Dismemberment of a corpse poses challenges for pathologists but can also provide clues

Roadside drug tests may tackle prescription painkiller ‘epidemic’

Emergency medicine consultant berates ‘intellectual snobbery’ around cocaine use

Ross urges public not to drive on drugs as new tests introduced

Garda to begin using new devices to test for substances including cannabis and cocaine

Garda account of breath-test debacle wearing ever thinner

Pressure mounts on Nóirín O’Sullivan over data discrepancy and slow Garda response

Cabinet to set up external review of Garda controversies

Fitzgerald to provide statement to Dáil this evening on breath tests and FCN issues

Road Safety Authority had ‘suspicions’ about breath testing

New equipment will record full details of test, including location, and prevent falsification

Fianna Fáil and Government on collision course over Garda scandals as Noírín O’Sullivan remains under pressure

Noírín O’Sullivan statement ‘not good enough’, Fianna Fáil says as controversies mount

Garda told of breath tests issue almost three years ago

Medical Bureau of Road Safety found in 2014 Garda test numbers ‘did not add up’

Roadside drug test devices to be introduced this year

Devices will test drivers’ saliva for range of drugs, says Minister Paschal Donohoe

Medics called for guidelines after two previous cases

Life support maintained in Waterford and Galway cases of maternal brain death

Roadside device will test drivers for drugs

Equipment can test for some, but not all, of the seven most commonly detected drugs so impairment tests will still be required

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