Court says Oireachtas can limit need for court intervention in any similar case

Government was warned disability service faced closure if increased funding not agreed

TDs and Senators given extensive legal advice and told to treat witnesses with respect

The Kerins case is significant, but one constitutional law expert believes it does not go as far as some politicians seem to think

Dáil committee tells Supreme Court it accepts ‘significant’ findings on Angela Kerins case

Court will decide if PAC acted unlawfully in its treatment of former Rehab CEO

Kerins case raises fundamental questions as to the extent of the powers of Oireachtas committees

The Public Accounts Committee is a vital body, but in recent years it has become a contrived, hostile – and, crucially, less effective – place

‘You could say I married a place’ – Mary Gallagher

Group claims charity provides relatively little support compared with funds raised over years

Appeals centre on constitutional separation of powers

Justice for Polio Survivors critical of contribution compared to cash raised via fundraising

Another 100 speech and language therapists to be hired to tackle waiting lists

Companies can implement effective and practical measures to accommodate employees with a disability or long-term illness

Appeals by Denis O’Brien and Angela Kerins also likely to loom large in next law term

Fame, failure, assualt, getting high: nothing is off limits in the singer’s memoir

Siptu decided to call off planned stoppage after intervention of Simon Harris

Call for support to help people with disabilities into workforce and out of poverty risk

Union claims management refused to give €1.5m for process to begin

Got Your Back Ireland is ideal for people with chronic health issues or those after surgery

O’Brien appealing dismissal of action over TD’s comments on bank affairs

Galway historian calls for full exhumation of remains of babies on site of Tuam home

Supreme Court finishes hearing appeal by ex-Rehab boss for damages over PAC hearings

Former Rehab chief executive Angela Kerins appealing rejection of her claim for damages

Courts are not entitled to vet what is said in Dáil or its committees, Supreme Court told

Auditors say hospice did not comply with tendering process for training contract

Auditors also highlight credit card spending on wine, restaurant, pub and theatre

‘I got to a point where the thing driving my life was something I could not fight’

Industrial action over pay to begin at a host of State-funded bodies on February 14th

Ex-Rehab chief Angela Kerins appeal over treatment by PAC set for March in Supreme Court

Senator Lynn Ruane and Niall ‘Bressie’ Breslin discuss bad dreams, tattoos and Jessica Fletcher

Businessman’s case to run in tandem with Angela Kerins action over treatment by PAC

Mixed-use investment is a modern building finished to a high-spec

New Dáil forum should look into code of behaviour for committees as part of remit

Rehab says figures show the Government is failing the most vulnerable members of society

Conference hears importance of ‘not burying head in sand’ if scandal hits a charity

The founder of Dean Waste makes biggest settlement on latest list

High Court said what businessman wanted would have ‘chilling effect’ on parliamentary speech

In-form forward now injury-free and looking forward to league final against Tipperary

Ex-Rehab boss had taken action against Dáil committee