James Browne

Junior Minister says schools should start preparing to welcome Ukrainian children

Michael McGrath’s decision comes just months after heavy flooding in Wexford

Risk of coastal flooding as strong winds and high seas lead to wave overtopping

Government did not oppose PBP motion but have ‘no intention of actually acting’, Boyd Barrett says

Minister warns there are ‘significant legal and technical issues that do need to be addressed’

Those living here can apply to have close family members relocated under new plans

Funding will be combined with increased Garda powers to seize bikes if used dangerously

Proposals will lead to ‘improvements’ in people’s lives and have benefits for State, Minister says

Naughten highlights UK case where offender changed name five times over 30 years

Helen McEntee was first Minister in history of the State to take maternity leave

Betting businesses could face fines of up to €20m if they breach some provisions outlined in Bill

Marian Harkin says Government could offer amnesty for those caught up in ‘exploitation’

Ministers commit to processing all asylum applications and appeals within six months

Extra funds for youth justice budget to be used to target ‘persistent’ young offenders

Agreement on legal funding for inquests into 1981 nightclub tragedy comes undone

Borders should be secured and Afghan people helped to stay in the region, states agree

Bohs cruise past College Corinthians as Cork City shock Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds

Decision yet to be taken whether those subject to deportation orders will be eligible

Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue calls on internal Fianna Fáil critics to ‘cop on’

Labour Senator warns of advertising impact on children as no 9pm broadcast watershed

Legislation also gives Government power to appoint five extra High Court judges

Annual renewal debate and Dublin Bay South by-election put SCC back in spotlight

Minister says Government still firmly against non-essential travel

Round-up: Bohemians avenge opening night defeat against Finn Harps

TD stood aside as Minister for Justice but remains a member of Government

Minister for Justice signals need for legislative change in addition to policing reforms

Minister acknowledges lack of gambling controls make Ireland a ‘wild west’

Separate law targeting criminals that encourage children to offend is being developed, but unlikely to be enacted until 2022

Initiatives for tackling and preventing youth criminality will be ‘strengthened’

Heather Humphreys will be minister for justice until October 31st, says Taoiseach

Department of Justice plans most significant reform of courts since State’s foundation

A year after the general election, Martin indicates a sea-change in FF stance

Politicians hold talk with community groups after recent rise in violence and intimidation

The Civil Guard was formed at a meeting in Dublin’s Gresham Hotel in February 1922

Senator warns of ‘significant reputational risk’ to Ireland because of misuse of data

More than €2 million underspend in data protection office over recruitment delays

Sam Kendrick (95) receives medal of remembrance at Enniscorthy ceremony for role in second World War campaign

Deal would see Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael get eight roles each with four going to Greens

Wexford – Elected on the eleventh count

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