Solicitors consider approaching barristers to join strike over new legal fees scheme
Impact of dispute set to escalate as courts resume after summer recess
Impact of dispute set to escalate as courts resume after summer recess
Agreement has been reached to increase staffing levels, although concerns remain about lack of capacity and an increase in detainees ‘acting out’
District Courts will continue without full complement of legal-aid lawyers as row with Minister for Justice grinds on
Green Party councillor calls on Jim O’Callaghan to intervene; UCC academic says universities showing contempt for native Irish students
Oberstown has recently seen an increase the number of boys it is certified to accommodate, from 40 to 42
Pilot scheme to be rolled out on phased basis to alleviate pressure on prisons
UK and Irish governments must ‘step up’ on Troubles Bill, says Chris Bryant on first Dublin visit
After all, both performers continue to flourish despite being in the twilight of gilded careers
These students from a genocide zone have demonstrated academic excellence despite the enormous obstacles in their way
The existing system of unlimited free public water for all households is unsustainable in the long term and unfair
How can anyone post an original bank statement from a country with no functioning banking system?
Garda liasion officer told Martin Lynch camera not working on road in which encounter took place
Currently no way of tracking or reviewing violent and tragic child deaths in Ireland
Widespread rejection of Palestinian scholars’ visa applications ‘deeply concerning’, administrators say
Limerick’s Women’s Prison is the State’s newest and best. It is also the most overcrowded
Members of the force are not trained to pursue vehicles
Gardaí to get pursuit training, Jim O’Callaghan says
Taoiseach said party colleagues should concentrate on the benefits of the Shared Island initiative
Student refusal rate has doubled in two years amid Government clampdown
Letter sent to Jim O’Callaghan setting out measures that could end row ‘under consideration’ by Department of Justice
Irish Penal Reform Trust disappointed by apparent lack of nuance in public debate on criminal legal aid
Jars of honey produced by bees on roof of Department of Justice gifted to dignitaries, internal records show
The Government jet carrying Kinahan departed Al Maktoum International Airport this morning and landed at Casement Aerodrome shortly after 6.30pm
‘One-size-fits-all’ legal aid payment model is more about cost-cutting and optics than genuine reform
They’re seldom caused by defence solicitors
Department of Justice's Kafkaesque decision embarrasses and humiliates most Irish people
April data show 16,000 Ukrainians staying in more than 500 hotels and B&Bs paid for by taxpayer
Minister for Justice says borders are a ‘shared responsibility’ following meeting with member states
Move opens way for investigation to be completed into disaster in Donegal village in October 2022
With solicitor services absent, number just ‘weeks away’ from reaching 6,000, say sources
Jim O’Callaghan will aim to take temperature down at emergency meeting after Spain and Italy traded barbs
More than 50,000 people crossed into the Spanish territory from Morocco on Thursday and Friday
Withdrawal of services could affect cartel leader Daniel Kinahan, who faces extradition in the coming weeks
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