Mr Justice Nial Fennelly

O’Higgins report is latest into controversies in justice and policing areas

Election manifestos are strewn with commitments to increase transparency and accountability.

Department outlines amount that will have been spent by end of 2016

Report by judge Brian Cregan received by Government and to be published within days

Cyril Dunne involved in row over recording of telephone calls in Garda stations

Gilmore said Kenny had said he would not be able to express confidence in Callinan if asked

Solicitor expresses surprise over shift in department’s view on assisting French

Ex-minister fails to express confidence in Taoiseach

‘Would it not have been better to have shown people a full view of what happened the night Mr Purcell went to visit the Commissioner, to perhaps allow them make their own judgment?’

Social Democrat TD says many upset with party’s ‘failure to speak out when necessary’

Report identifies major failures in administration and governance that need to be rectified

Should key players in the commission’s interim report be concerned for what comes next?

Taoiseach restates support for Máire Whelan before Ministers at weekly Cabinet meeting

Analysis: Despite FF threat on motion of no confidence, there’s no danger to Kenny’s position

Fianna Fáil is considering tabling no confidence motion in Taoiseach

Former minister Alan Shatter says there are key lessons to be learned from findings

Irish Council for Civil Liberties says report highlights serious information deficits

Report says Purcell visit was catalyst for retirement but commissioner made decision

Taoiseach welcomes ‘clear finding’ that removing Callinan was not even discussed

Report deals with events that led to ex-Garda commissioner’s retirement in March 2014

Interim report of Fennelly Commission due to be sent to Taoiseach next Monday

Mr Justice Nial Fennelly is investigating the departure of former Garda commissioner Martin Callinan