Tribunal still considering further four complaints in private

Some abuse survivors want files opened while others are terrified about revelations

New legislation must allow survivors to access their own personal records

Number of children who went through institutions investigated by Ryan Commission is about a quarter of 170,000 previously cited

Circus 1903, complete with life-sized elephant puppets, is an extravaganza that will resonate with all ages

Garda Nick Keogh’s says he was targeted after he made protected disclosure

Locals shocked over ‘wanton act of vandalism’ of 19th-century sculpture outside cathedral

Interview: On the 10th anniversary of the report’s publication, Ryan looks back

Ten years ago, Seán Ryan’s definitive report shed light on some of Ireland’s darkest secrets

About €250m of €1.5bn has been paid to survivors from agreements in 2002 and 2009

President hosts event to mark 10th anniversary of Ryan Report publication

Tribunal to instead examine if gardaí were discredited after making protected disclosures

US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces launched final assault on Baghouz last month

Yazidis slaughtered by Isis may be among victims in grave found by Syrian-Kurdish forces

Removal is first sign of Trump’s slowed Syria exit, as US troops remain with coalition

Amnesty says US-led coalition that did most of the bombing did not try to protect civilians

Profiles of figures who played critical parts in the long-running Garda whistleblower saga

A guide to the nine broad accusations of misconduct examined by the tribunal

It had been estimated in 2004 abuse crisis compensation would cost Irish dioceses €50m

Minister for Justice expressed his gratitude to Mr Justice Charleton for ‘ sterling work’

Shane Ross declined to say if he would assent to new appointments to Court of Appeal

George Birmingham warns of waiting times of up to 20 months for appeals to be heard

Patrick Prendergast says ‘absurd claims’ have potential to undermine democracy

Attorney General says Mr Justice Seán Ryan’s work inquiring into child abuse a lasting legacy

ESB granted full costs of legal battle over liability for flooding on college campus

Independent TD was originally awarded one third of costs, which he says run into millions

Det Sgt Joseph Higgins acquitted of failing to report crash on N2 at 2am on June 15th, 2012

Barry White will have to pay Bar Council’s costs in case he took to return to Law Library

For Sean Ryan, at 20,000 steps to play 18 holes it is a good walk – not a spoiled one

Court finds Dublin hospital was motivated by ‘best considerations’ when it restrained voluntary patient’s departure

William Naylor only found out the man whose land he worked was his father after his death

Supreme Court decision not to overturn High Court decision

Judges rule school was within rights not to employ woman as she could not perform tasks

Minister for Justice put delays down to need for background checks on applicants

‘One of the leading advocates of his generation,’ Chief Justice Frank Clarke said in ceremony

Fred Forsey Jnr was convicted of receiving corrupt payments from a property developer

At least three more judges needed to give Court a fighting chance of providing required service

Court of Appeal rejects businessman’s arguments in discovery battle

Judges want to replace political interference with judicial dominance, Minister says

June letter claims Minister’s proposals would fail to depoliticise judicial appointments