Mr Justice Fennelly

The discovery of illegal Garda taping of telephone conversations at Garda stations was quite properly a matter of utmost concern to the previous gover(...)

Back in March 2014, when the news first exploded that gardaí had been secretly recording telephone calls at Garda stations for decades, including pote(...)

Further evidence of the need for a radical restructuring of the Garda Síochána, involving administrative and cultural change, has been provided by for(...)

The unlawful recording of non-999 calls by the Garda may have ceased shortly after the practice came to light, but there remains concern there is no s(...)

More than 500 firms of solicitors are co-operating with the Fennelly Commission’s investigation into the covert recording of non-emergency calls in Ga(...)

The Cabinet will today consider the interim report by Mr Justice Brian Cregan on the planned inquiry into the sale of assets by the Irish Bank Resolu(...)

A day lost discussing a spelling error. It took an English teacher to recognise it. The Dáil returned from its lengthy summer break to debate a motion(...)

Tánaiste and Labour leader Joan Burton expressed confidence in the two central political figures in the Callinan resignation controversy. “I have full(...)

In technical terms, the vibes were not good. A small group of the most senior figures in Irish public life gathers in Government Buildings to discuss (...)

What is the commission, and what was it investigating? In March 2014 the Government established an inquiry into the taping of phone calls at Garda sta(...)