Department of Justice

Prison officers concerned they could be at risk of being charged with an assault

Need for State to be ‘proactive’ in terms of future appointments, says Andrews

Almost three-quarters of 2,272 legal claims have been completed, committee told

Minister lauds Garda for success in securing convictions against 79 Kinahan-aligned felons

Mr Martin commented on allegations female solicitor forced to remove bra on jail visit

Investors rattled as global economy sputters

Kinahan and Hutch groups the dominant and ‘controlling’ gangs in Irish prison system

Biden administration takes action after CDC says masks necessary on public transport

Imelda (Mel) Morano last saw her son in the Philippines when he was 11 ... he is now 26

Events to mark centenary of Four Courts occupation and Irish Free State Constitution

Cameras will be deployed in pilot project in several divisions

Applications for the funding open from today, with investment to start at €2m a year

As Ukrainians are fast-tracked, those fleeing other dire situations face a different system

Assisted Human Reproduction Bill will regulate surrogacy, IVF and other reproductive issues

The Government cannot be surprised by a European court decision that it was warned about eight years ago

Rates of pay in District Court described as ‘uneconomic and unsustainable’

More than 20,000 pledges made to Red Cross to house refugees in Irish homes

Impact on reputations of those involved raised at committee by James O’Connor TD

New to the Parish: Donnah Vuma arrived from Zimbabwe in 2014

The proposal is included among 159 actions in the Justice Plan 2022

Gender-based violence plan proposes reviews to identify if red flags are being missed

Bill requires further consideration as to how it interacts with other legislation, says Minister