Former Stardust manager indicates he may challenge the constitutionality of inquests
Eamon Butterly said he will challenge unless possible verdict of ‘unlawful killing’ is ruled out
Stardust owner seeking to exclude possible ‘unlawful killing’ verdict from inquests
Eamon Butterly could not commit to position on document in proceedings until ruling made
Three men guilty, one acquitted, of abducting and causing serious harm to Kevin Lunney
Mr Lunney thanks ‘community, countless friends and strangers’ for prayers and well wishes
Alan Shatter: ‘I was effectively cancelled, completely’
The former minister will ‘never fully get over’ the circumstances of his departure from cabinet
Alan Shatter wants Taoiseach to apologise fully for ‘damage done’ by Guerin report
Ex-minister responds as Martin says redacted report will be placed in Oireachtas library
Redacted version of report that led to Alan Shatter resignation, placed in Oireachtas library
Taoiseach tells Dáil paragraphs removed following 2019 Supreme Court judgment
Dáil motion tabled to remove Guerin report from record
Move to withdraw report follows Supreme Court judgment vindicating Alan Shatter
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’
Man jailed for six and a half years for rape of woman at beach
Married father of three pleaded not guilty to rape and sexual assault on Dublin beach
Guerin should apologise and explain his actions, Alan Shatter says
Shatter does not understand why Guerin went outside terms of reference
State to appeal Graham Dwyer data-retention ruling
Dwyer claimed data gathered from his phone should not have been used at his trial
The Graham Dwyer trial: ‘Very nearly the perfect murder’
Evidence of the location of Dwyer’s work phone tied him to other phones in the case
Disclosures Tribunal: Who are the key players?
Profiles of figures who played critical parts in the long-running Garda whistleblower saga
Phone data use ‘did not breach’ Graham Dwyer’s privacy rights
Convicted murderer has taken case claiming garda’s use of information as evidence unfair
The McCabe affair: Six senior office holders now gone
Two further departures on Tuesday as the controversy continues to rumble on
The McCabe affair and the Tánaiste: How did we reach this point?
Timeline: Story of Garda whistleblower led from complaint made in early 2006
David Mahon begins appeal against sentence for killing partner’s son
Dubliner sentenced in 2016 for manslaughter of Dean Fitzpatrick, brother of missing teen Amy
The high-profile cases scheduled for the new legal year
Catherine Nevin, Michael Lowry, Ian Bailey and the ‘unborn’ all face upcoming hearings
Information on Mick Wallace ‘only in Shatter’s mind’, court told
Comments not in breach of data protection laws as information not recorded, counsel claims
Guerin seeks to appeal Shatter’s challenge to whistleblower report
Barrister opposing Court of Appeal ruling that review put ex-minister’s rights in jeopardy
Enda Kenny asked to disclose what he knew prior to Guerin report
Alan Shatter says it is difficult to believe that the secretary general had not briefed the Taoiseach ahead of report’s publication
Alan Shatter claims Kenny has ‘casual relationship with truth’
Spokesman for Taoiseach says he rejects ‘completely’ the statements made by Shatter
Alan Shatter asks for amendment to ‘damaging’ Guerin report
Court told sides agreed a wording that rules of natural justice were breached
Alan Shatter unlikely to seek compensation from State
Former minister has ‘no doubt’ Guerin conclusions contributed to loss of Dublin seat
Guerin report a ‘serious injustice’ to Alan Shatter, court told
Consequences for former TD were ‘purely political decisions’, counsel for Seán Guerin says
Garda whistleblower timeline
Content of meeting with Maurice McCabe reignites tensions that refuse to fade
Alan Shatter ‘spat at’ and ‘abused’ after leaving minister role
Former TD felt he was treated like a murderer and lost faith in truth being important
Garda corruption report presented to Government
Commission of investigation examined claims that led to Alan Shatter’s resignation
Alan Shatter: Taoiseach ‘encouraged me to resign’
Fine Gael TD would like to return to Cabinet if he is re-elected in ‘constituency of death’
Three-month extension for alleged Garda corruption inquiry
Cabinet agrees to extension to April 29th after commission was due to report next month
Murder trial of Graham Dwyer a dark episode in 2015
Facade of middle-class normality disintegrated amid trial over Elaine O’Hara’s killing
Kenny let report be rushed to force Shatter out - Martin
Taoiseach’s department knew Guerin had difficulties getting documents from Gsoc
Government’s term beset with Garda crises
The need for policing reform is clear as problems continue to undermine trust
Shatter to appeal ruling on his bid to quash parts of Guerin report
Report concerns then minister’s handling of allegations made by a Garda whistleblower
Alan Shatter to appeal Guerin report decision
Former Minister for Justice made a bid to quash parts of Sean Guerin report
Shatter says he will reflect on High Court judgment
Former minister’s challenge to parts of Guerin report dismissed on all counts
Alan Shatter loses High Court challenge to Guerin report
Judge rules no denial of fair procedures to former Minister for Justice
Garda whistleblower challenges legal expenses guidelines
Maurice McCabe claims guidelines are an arbitrary imposition of financial hardship
Lawyer who helped jail Graham Dwyer paid over €100,000
Dwyer was described as ‘sadistic and brutal pervert’ for murder of Elaine O’Hara
Judgment reserved on Shatter challenge to whistleblower report
Wants orders quashing sections of the May 2014 report compiled by Seán Guerin
Alan Shatter wrote to Taoiseach about Guerin report
Seán Guerin denies he ‘passed judgment’ on former minister for justice
Alan Shatter was deprived of fair procedures, High Court hears
Guerin report rendered fomer minister’s position ‘untenable’, judge told
O’Haras have their say at last as Graham Dwyer gets life
Victim-impact statement focuses on intelligent, generous, hard-working Elaine O’Hara
Insanity to be an issue in O’Gorman case, judge hears
Saverio Bellante (35) accused of killing journalist in Dublin last year
Graham Dwyer had only murder on his mind, jury told
Open expression of intent to kill’ should be taken at face value, says prosecution
Graham Dwyer a ‘brutal pervert’ with murder on his mind, jury told
Prosecution says accused linked to ‘beginning, middle and end’ of O’Hara disapperance
Graham Dwyer trial: Porn found on Elaine O’Hara laptop
Court hears that ‘slave’ document and images of ‘mutilated bodies’ discovered
Seán Barrett’s mistakes due to caution - and aggression
Controversy wilts but authority of Ceann Comhairle takes long-term hit
Elaine O’Hara’s sister says she was ‘naive and very trusting’
Anne Charles tells Graham Dwyer trial of getting text from sister about a miscarriage
Elaine O’Hara text said 'I don't want you to stab me any more'
Graham Dwyer trial: State contends texts reveal murderous plan
Garda whistleblower Sgt McCabe made 10 allegations
Sgt McCabe went to Micheál Martin with his dossier after rejection by complaints office
Investigation of alleged Garda malpractice in Cavan-Monaghan
Claims of inefficiency and malpractice between 2007 and 2010 including murder case
Cabinet agrees terms for inquiry into Guerin report findings
Former minister Alan Shatter has been critical of report
Alan Shatter not proceeding with Guerin report bias claim
High Court hears details of ex-minister’s case on Maurice McCabe whistleblower report
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