State’s €50m prison site lies idle 15 years on from collapse of plan
Land bought for Thornton Hall super-prison offered to Land Development Agency instead
Justice department criticised over appointment of new secretary-general
Labour’s Alan Kelly says lack of transparency disappointing in light of controversies
FF TD John McGuinness to give evidence at Charleton Tribunal
McGuinness: Ex-Garda chief Martin Callinan told him McCabe not to be trusted
O’Sullivan suggested Fitzgerald disclose legal advice in Dáil
Garda commissioner also suggested tánaiste might say she had disclosed it ‘in national interest’
Fintan O’Toole: The only thanks for whistleblowers is abuse
Political damage of McCabe saga rooted in instinct to punish troublemakers
The job nobody wants: secretary-general of the Department of Justice
Salary of around €200,000 is unlikely to attract an external candidate
Department of Justice may sustain further damage, ex-minister says
McCabe controversy may discourage potential chiefs from applying, Dermot Ahern says
The McCabe affair: Six senior office holders now gone
Two further departures on Tuesday as the controversy continues to rumble on
Department of Justice secretary general to step down
Noel Waters to retire in February after career that will have spanned 40 years
Department of Justice secretary general Noel Waters to retire
Senior official to leave post in February having completed 40 years of service
The tax disadvantage
Despite having a world-leading corporate tax regime, Ireland’s overall tax system may actually be a competitive disadvantage
Growing list of issues where Nóirín O’Sullivan’s account contradicted
Analysis: Resignation of second Garda commissioner could be politically catastrophic
Q&A: What has the Fennelly Commission been investigating?
Supreme Court judge asked to investigate Garda taping of phone calls
Oliver Callan: Ireland, where paradox is the political norm
It’s a system that sees the Taoiseach accept the findings of the Moriarty Tribunal but then pose happily next to the man damned by it
Nothing changes because Establishment takes care of its own
After stepping down from Justice, Brian Purcell was handed a plum job at the HSE
Whistleblower timeline: A decade-plus struggle for Maurice McCabe
Garda plagued by controversy as third commission of investigation established
Judge to run rule over Garda whistleblower claims
Government sources indicate inquiry to be independent of Department of Justice
Whistleblower controversy continues to dog O’Sullivan
New allegations call into question the force’s ability to reform its culture
New move to appoint secretary general to Department of Justice
Frances Fitzgerald’s department has been without a secretary general since 2014
Shatter and Callinan ‘acted professionally’, report finds
Sgt Maurice McCabe a ‘dedicated and committed’ member of the force
Cabinet to consider move on policing authority
Frances Fitzgerald to present memo calling for early signature of legislation for body
Dáil resumes with confidence debate on Taoiseach
Former minister for justice Alan Shatter has not requested speaking time for debate
Sinn Féin says Fennelly report ‘damning’ for Attorney General
Mary Lou McDonald says report shows Taoiseach’s ‘ineptitude and duplicity’
Fiach Kelly: Fennelly Commission was wrong way to deal with Callinan issue
‘Would it not have been better to have shown people a full view of what happened the night Mr Purcell went to visit the Commissioner, to perhaps allow them make their own judgment?’
Give Me a Crash Course In . . . the Fennelly commission
The Taoiseach will be relieved that the inquiry into the taping of phone calls at Garda stations has found he didn’t force Martin Callinan to retire as commissioner
Noel Whelan: One key word in Fennelly report spells trouble for Enda Kenny
The Fennelly report found other witnesses more credible than the Taoiseach on key points
Alan Shatter: Fennelly, Cooke reports show claims were untrue
‘Sometimes, in the interests of truth, it is important to stand your ground’
Kenny: Coalition prepared to respond to no confidence motions
Taoiseach reacts to criticism, alleging possible individual agendas with eye to publicity
GRA insists Callinan removed by ‘political interference’
Garda body maintains opinion despite Kenny saying Fennelly report clears him
Fennelly commission reveals profound failures to communicate
Report identifies major failures in administration and governance that need to be rectified
Fennelly Commission: the main findings and where to now?
Should key players in the commission’s interim report be concerned for what comes next?
Government’s term beset with Garda crises
The need for policing reform is clear as problems continue to undermine trust
Fennelly report: Nobody emerges in a good light
Analysis: Despite FF threat on motion of no confidence, there’s no danger to Kenny’s position
Kenny accused of ‘shifty’ tactics in lead up to Callinan departure
Fianna Fáil, Sinn Féin to table no confidence motions in Taoiseach over Fennelly findings
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