Paul Gallagher

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

Attorney General approves proposals to reform the housing planning system

Latest move is in an effort to curtail the purchase of homes by institutional investors

Taxation of ‘cuckoo funds’ key to deterring block-buying, says Minister

Finance officials considered special tax increase on funds buying up Irish property

Judge resigns from law reform body seven months into five-year term

Mr Justice Richard Humphreys was appointed in October

Q&A: What’s the problem with extending the country quarantine list?

Tensions in Government plague future of week-old mandatory hotel quarantine system

Advisory committee to help with appointment of chief justice

Helen McEntee proposal will assist in selecting successor for Frank Clarke

Judge questions if insurers will pass personal injury savings to customers

Mr Justice Bernard Barton raised concerns about the guidelines adopted last weekend

Championship round-up: Norwich move seven points clear

Ireland’s Conor Hourihane, Shane Long and Scott Hogan all among the goals

Supreme Court to rule later on State’s appeal over striking down of building sector pay law

Appeal is against High Court decision that Minister of State acted outside his powers

Séamus Woulfe’s selection for Supreme Court 'differed from normal practice'

Ex-government insiders indicate taoiseach would usually discuss candidates for role

Deliberations on the appointment of Woulfe were highly circumscribed

Dysfunctional system for appointing Supreme Court judges is in desperate need of an overhaul

Woulfe to be subject of all-party discussion as way out of crisis sought

Impeachment process motion deemed inevitable but some TDs lack enthusiasm for idea

Séamus Woulfe profile: Judge in eye of storm was hard-working barrister who was well-regarded

Former attorney general involved in some of the most important cases of 1990s

Roderic O’Gorman’s first direct contact with AG was in October

Minister relied on officials’ advice on mother and baby home record access and GDPR

Is there a way out of the legal quagmire over mother and baby homes records?

Government has temporarily limited damage but will have to tackle a range of issues

Warning of 180,000 jobs at risk due to international travel restrictions

Overseas visitors generate 75 per cent of all tourism revenue in the State

Simon Community appeals for urgent action for at-risk tenants

Threshold calls for more nuanced approach to how rental tenancies end

Rent freeze and ban on evictions extended until August 1st

Attorney General says the measures - set to lapse today - could be open to legal challenge

Covid-19: Extension to rent-freeze will be short, says Minister

Minister for Housing denies rift with Attorney General, length of extension to be disclosed

Ireland remains in EU’s crosshairs despite Apple win

The court ruling highlights that using state-aid rules is not a way to secure tax justice

‘Shattered’ tourism industry calls for immediate €1bn injection

Sector wants Fáilte Ireland to administer grants

The Irish Times view on the new Government: Micheál Martin’s biggest challenge

Facing a severe crisis, the new administration must show energy and political ability from the very beginning

Paul Gallagher appointed as Attorney General for a second time

Barrister previously served as legal advisor to 2007 Fianna Fáil led government

Insurance companies say Covid payouts could cost them €20bn

Seen & Heard: Banks trim property valuations; Rent hardball at Omni; Goodman tidies up

Callum Robinson on target as West Brom and Leeds both win

Championship round-up: Scott Hogan scores late on to rescue a draw for Birmingham

Vatican and China hold extremely rare high-level diplomatic meeting

States discuss contentious deal giving Vatican final say on appointment of bishops

Why we need to talk about deprescribing

Some of us are taking more medication than is good for us, a particular issue for older patients

Record overcrowding at Cork University Hospital, nurses say

Mater Hospital urges public only to visit when absolutely necessary due to flu

Paul Anthony McDermott a ‘fantastic father’ with ‘great sense of justice’, funeral hears

Barrister had ‘extraordinary grá for life, for his family, for his work and for his students’

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