McEntee announces events to mark 100th year of An Garda Síochána
Events to mark centenary of Four Courts occupation and Irish Free State Constitution
Conor McGregor given 11 weeks to decide how to plead to alleged motoring offences
MMA fighter was arrested and also charged with being uninsured and having no licence
Bigamy and the Black and Tans: The unique tale of Ireland’s very first garda
PJ Kerrigan honoured with a plaque in his hometown of Westport, Co Mayo
‘Putting on a uniform does not make you immune to fear,’ former Garda chief says
The Garda's relationship with the community sets it apart, says Nóirín O’Sullivan
All serving, retired gardaí to receive medals marking centenary of An Garda Síochána
Minister for Justice says the bond between Garda and Irish people envied across world
Date set for trial of Hyde & Seek creche group over childcare breaches
Business and directors Siobhan and Anne Davy accused of number of offences
Garda firearms usage: Scant data and little public debate
Original story of how Garda was established as unarmed force is a matter of contention
Centuries-old requirement ends as solicitors awarded senior counsel titles for first time
Legal services law abolished stipulation that only barristers could be senior counsels
Michael Healy-Rae tells court bullet in head threat left him rattled
Kerry TD says he was accosted in Dublin traffic by man (35) who denied making threat
David Drumm consents to €7.5m judgment on unpaid loans
Proceedings initiated by Anlo Irish Bank in 2009
Watchdog warns of using ‘windfall taxes’ to fund public services
Chartered Accountants Ireland revokes Sean FitzPatrick’s membership
Sean FitzPatrick fined €25,000 over Anglo loans
Size of fine is putting former bank chairman ‘to the pin of his collar’, his solicitor says
Conor McGregor appears in court charged with assaulting a man
Mixed martial arts fighter is remanded on continuing bail until November 1st
Dublin Metropolitan Police constable killed by IRA to be remembered
Michael Downing was ‘simply in the wrong place at the wrong time’ when shot in the Liberties
David Drumm expelled from Chartered Accountants Ireland
Former Anglo chief found to have ‘brought discredit’ on profession
Be ‘operationally honest’, Garda Commissioner tells recruits
Harris says: ‘We are here to serve the people, not ourselves, not the organisation; the people’
Over €53m paid in criminal legal aid to lawyers in 2017
Increase in fees attributed to rise in number of cases
David Drumm pleads not guilty as Anglo Irish Bank trial starts
Ex-Anglo chief denies conspiracy to defraud and false accounting
Trade unionist ‘exposed atrocious conditions of workers and families’
Centenary: William Partridge (1874-1917) had key role in 1913 Lock Out and Irish Citizen Army
Former Anglo CEO David Drumm granted free legal aid
Drumm granted legal aid for his upcoming conspiracy to defraud trial in Dublin
The prison where Michael Collins thrived and William Halpin went mad
Rebels imprisoned in Wales after the Easter Rising were released as Christmas approached. Many emerged as hardened revolutionaries, others as broken men
Evidence in Sean FitzPatrick trial will not begin for two weeks
FitzPatrick charged with misleading auditors in relation to multi-million euro loans
Seán Fitzpatrick trial: Anti-austerity campaigners ruled out of jury
Frank Daly and Alan Dukes among witnesses to give evidence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
Diarmaid Ferriter: Revisiting the ‘blue wall of silence’ on Garda corruption
Mistakes made dealing with subversion in the 1970s should not now be made in reacting to gangland crime
State must pay costs over breathalyser challenge
Counsel claimed breath-test statement was not valid because it was in English only
Ruling that breath test results must be in English and Irish quashed
Court of Appeal overturns decision which held up 1400 drink driving cases
Suspended sentences are rendered useless by ruling
Analysis: Court’s finding on constitutionality of provisions undercuts a key judicial tool
Whirlwind week as Drumm comes home to face fraud charges
Saga effectively started when banker resigned as Anglo chief in 2008
Judge rules David Drumm can be freed on bail
Risk of ex-Anglo Irish Bank chief fleeing jurisdiction ‘simply doesn’t hold up’
Mid-2017 start for David Drumm trial a real possibility
Court hears ex-Anglo chief led authorities a ‘merry dance’ over years to avoid extradition
Drumm proposes home detention as condition of bail release
Lawyers for former banker call extradition case ‘curious’ coming in run-up to elections
Prosecution case against former Anglo Irish Bank officials ends
Tiarnan O’Mahoney told gardaí Seán FitzPatrick never asked him to do anything he was uncomfortable with
Anthony Stokes assault trial adjourned to Tuesday
Irish soccer international is facing charges of assault causing harm
Former Anglo executives sent for trial over €8m loan
McAteer and Whelan served with books of evidence at Dublin District Court
Former Anglo executives sent forward for trial
Willie McAteer and Pat Whelan were served with books of evidence today at Dublin District Court
Sean Fitzpatrick granted legal aid for upcoming trial
Court told former Anglo Irish Bank chairman has ‘just emerged from bankruptcy’
Informants may have acted ‘improperly’
Difficult to see how else Quinn information could have been obtained, says IBRC
One informant in Quinn case previously charged but acquitted of criminal offence
Michael Staines ‘informed the bank he had two former clients who had information pertaining to the assets held by the Quinn family’
Judge described position as attempted double-cross followed by double-cross
Bank’s inquiries include following up leads from mystery informants
Priest cleared of indecent assault at Cork boarding school
Judge not satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that boy assaulted at Coláiste an Chroí Naofa Carrignavar
Seán FitzPatrick’s barrister who successfully masterminded an effective defence
Michael O’Higgins is a former journalist and award-winning short-story writer
Man accused of Tom O’Gorman murder remanded to Central Mental Hospital
Saverio Bellante lived in the deceased’s house as lodger
Ex-missionary order teachers charged with sex assaults on boys
Three to face court after sex abuse inquiry at Cork Missionaries of the Sacred Heart school
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