Paul Gallagher

Taoiseach has ‘full confidence’ in AG after controversy

Paul Gallagher continued private case work after taking role as Government legal adviser

AG’s involvement in INM case is ‘stunning, obvious’ conflict of interest, Dáil hears

Róisín Shortall queries Paul Gallagher’s private legal work after Irish Times report

Miriam Lord’s Week: Who’s afraid of the big bad social bash?

Brave Barry Ward invites FG colleagues to his Covid-compliant engagement party

Graham Dwyer phones used as ‘personal tracking devices’, lawyer argues at European Court

European Court of Justice hears submissions from 14 EU states on aspect of data law

Graham Dwyer case: EU states join Ireland in challenge to data law

France, Spain and Netherlands back State in privacy and investigation hearing

Katherine Zappone controversy: Timeline of events

How it happened: Controversy over UN special envoy role

‘The good she did should be remembered’: Lottery winner Margaret Loughrey has died

Euromillions winner gave money to family, friends, charities and many organisations

Graham Dwyer phone data ruling due before European court

Ruling could have impact on killer’s bid to overturn conviction for murder of Elaine O’Hara

Electric Picnic organisers make final plea to Government to let event go ahead

Catherine Martin is said to be exploring all options to allow for holding of festival

How did anyone know Zappone gathering complied with the rules?

Q&A: AG has clarified legal situation but the guidelines seem to contain contradictions

Covid-19 herd immunity needs 90% of people to be vaccinated, HSE says

Weighing up risk to children key to any mass inoculation programme, Dr Colm Henry asserts

Progress on reopening may be shaped by Delta variant data from UK, says Ryan

Department of Health reports 397 new cases of Covid-19 with 54 in hospital and 16 in ICU

Q&A: Vaccine passes for restaurants and pubs

Why are they being brought in, and how will they work?

Government to bring in emergency legislation for serving alcohol in outdoor areas this week

Taoiseach rejects claims Government is ‘fiasco factory’ in row over hospitality sector

Just 13% of Dublin city hotel rooms booked for summer

Hoteliers that rely on British tourists criticise tough quarantine measures on arrivals

State opposes investigation of Garda inquiry into Séamus Ludlow murder

Séamus Ludlow was murdered in 1976 in a ‘a random, sectarian killing’, a judge has said

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