Drew Harris defends Garda’s criminal investigation into Golfgate affair
Impact on reputations of those involved raised at committee by James O’Connor TD
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Varadkar pledges to examine whip rules amid Golfgate fallout
Three senators lost Fine Gael whip over their attendance at golf society dinner in Clifden
Golfgate attendance not only reason Hogan lost commission job, Varadkar says
Minister of State says he has sympathy for those who lost jobs after ‘trial by media’ over event
Miriam Lord: Celeb witness Séamus Woulfe dazzles all with his knowledge
The Supreme Court judge ambled into Golfgate trial with a stack of files under his oxter
Four to stand trial over alleged role in Oireachtas Golfgate event
Aftermath of social occasion sparked political controversy as dinner breached Covid-19 rules
Miriam Lord: Will Michael D know it’s Christmas time at all?
President could be on the Bob Cratchit shift as Government leaves its shopping late
More than 50 witnesses set to give evidence in ‘Golfgate’ case, judge told
Case could take up to five days in January, Clifden District Court hears
Ethical guidelines for judges to be considered in bid to close ‘accountability gap’
Framework for judicial conduct to pave way for new disciplinary regime for judges
Black Lives Matter protest organisers will not face prosecution
Gardaí now expect most people investigated for ‘organising an event’ will not face charges
Jennifer O’Connell: Every woman has met a Charles Michel who looks the other way
Ankara incident shows women have a more insidious enemy than Erdogans and Trumps
Four people including two politicians to face charges over Golfgate event
DPP has recommended charges be brought against Noel Grealish and Donie Cassidy
Séamus Woulfe is not listed for any Supreme Court hearing up to early March
New judge is, however, listed to deal with leave to appeal matters
Chief Justice Frank Clarke: ‘Judges are not immune from the human condition’
He did not discuss the Séamus Woulfe issue, in an interview at the Ireland’s Edge festival
How Ireland's judges are made: a glimpse inside a closed system
The unorthodox process for choosing Séamus Woulfe has shone a light on a defective system
Varadkar told McEntee that Woulfe would make ‘good judge’, Dáil hears
Government yielded to Q&A session after two weeks of Opposition pressure
McEntee Woulfe controversy: What has happened now, what will the minister be asked and how did we get here?
Coalition say Minister met obligations by contacting colleagues with single name
McEntee’s refusal of full Q&A on Woulfe ‘dangerous for democracy,’ SF TD says
Pádraig MacLochlainn asks if committee accepts ‘this precedent’ where would it stop?
Government will not seek rest of correspondence between Woulfe and Clarke
Coalition to deny Opposition request and resist Dáil debate on McEntee’s role in nomination
The Irish Times view on the Supreme Court standoff: a crisis that was waiting to happen
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have only themselves to blame for the huge dilemma they now face over the Séamus Woulfe affair
Séamus Woulfe profile: Judge in eye of storm was hard-working barrister who was well-regarded
Former attorney general involved in some of the most important cases of 1990s
Letters in full: What Chief Justice said to Mr Justice Seamus Woulfe over golfgate dinner and his reply
‘To avoid continuing serious damage to the judiciary, you should resign,’ Frank Clarke tells Woulfe
‘It begins in Doonloughan’: CNN’s John King maps his Irish ancestry
US TV anchor says a visit to Connemara home of his forefathers is ‘long overdue’
Varadkar denies he pushed for Dara Calleary’s resignation
Tánaiste reacts to suggestion made by Séamus Woulfe’s in Golfgate transcript
The Irish Times view on the Denham report fallout: assessing the damage
Questions about the events of recent weeks will hang over the Supreme Court for years to come
The Irish Times view on Seámus Woulfe: a question of judgment
Denham report raises serious questions about judge’s understanding of responsibilities
Séamus Woulfe: The last man standing in Golfgate is set to learn his fate
Supreme Court judge’s fate hinges on Susan Denham’s report on attendance at golf event
The Irish Times view on the European Commission nominees: ignore the special pleading
Ursula von der Leyen should ignore lobbying from Dublin and elsewhere and pick her best team for the difficult times ahead
Séamus Woulfe is believed to be ‘preparing for a fight’ amid golf dinner inquiry
Sources say Supreme Court judge’s recruitment of senior lawyer shows he is ‘digging in’
James McDermott: My glorious home run will Finnish where it started
It’s taken a global pandemic but a 30-year run of attendance will end on Sunday
RTÉ does not rule out working with O’Rourke again in future
Station clarifies remarks by head of RTÉ Radio One around broadcaster’s departure
Golf society dinner: Why we must dismantle the boys’ club
Like-minded, powerful elites reinforce the systems that keep women at arm’s length in public life
Q&A: Why Phil Hogan came under pressure to resign
A guide to the issues and events surrounding the EU commissioner’s move to step down
Government has lost confidence in EU Commissioner Phil Hogan - Eamon Ryan
Minister for Health calls on EU commissioner Phil Hogan to resign
Gordon D’Arcy: Irish players know it only takes one idiotic moment to bring rugby down
Rugby people grasp the gravity of Covid-19 guidelines, but not the Oireachtas Golf Society
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