Call for independent inquiry into justice system’s handling of Sallins case
Kerry Babies Tribunal ‘an aggressive and toxic inquisition’ by a judge then promoted
Constitutional experts back President Higgins over John Bruton
Experts conclude that President did not need to consult Government over Armagh event
Judges may resign if Woulfe survives on Supreme Court as Golfgate fallout escalates
Séamus Woulfe's position is ‘untenable, but it may also be unimpeachable’
Constitution ‘vague’ on removing judges as it is a political act, says expert
Dáil and Seanad can only begin impeachment due to ‘stated misbehaviour or incapacity’
Colleague pressure on a judge would raise questions about independence – academic
Judicial independence means judges are independent from government – and each other, says Patrick O’Brien
Corporate-style board of directors for Garda not ‘toothless’, TDs told
Commission on Future of Policing queried on plans during last public engagement
Public wants Garda reform to move forward, says policing commission chairwoman
Kathleen O’Toole says commission got numerous complaints but also compliments about force
Garda reform panel includes former Canadian and UK police chiefs
Human rights lawyer Noleen Blackwell and former Gsoc member Conor Brady selected
Premiere of choral work with 1,000 voices at Rising commemoration
Paul Muldoon lyrics criticise many aspects of Irish society such as ‘gombeen financiers’
Former ‘Irish Times’ journalist appointed to law school
NUIG appoints Coulter as honorary adjunct professor at its school of law
President Michael D Higgins: four years in
Weekend Read: Michael D’s public success, popular touch and work rate have confounded sceptics who doubted if a 74-year-old with a bad knee could do the job. But behind the scenes are episodes of tetchiness, a high staff turnover, and tension between the President and Government officials
NUI Galway approves membership of gender equality taskforce
Siptu repeats call for independent equality audit and criticises lack of consultation
Hardiman’s concerns about Strasbourg court unconvincing
The rule requiring the European Court of Human Rights to hear only cases where all domestic remedies have been exhausted is not as straightforward as Mr Justice Hardiman suggests
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
The GlossOpens in new window
Read the digital edition of The Gloss magazine now
Family NoticesOpens in new window
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices