One patient unconditionally discharged from Central Mental Hospital in 2018
Six patients conditionally released into community under strict supervision
Ombudsman and watchdog seek expansion of abuse redress scheme
Judge reviewing compensation scheme to report within two weeks
Government defeated in Dáil vote on sex abuse redress scheme
TDs back Fianna Fáil motion on reforming system for victims of primary school abuse
Anti-abortion lawyers say Constitution could be amended for ‘hard cases’
Laws could be altered to deal with rape, incest or fatal foetal abnormalities, group says
Anti-abortion lawyers issue statement against repeal
Event did not take place on Bar Council premises because of political nature
The McCabe affair and the Tánaiste: How did we reach this point?
Timeline: Story of Garda whistleblower led from complaint made in early 2006
Former Garda chief said accounts of meeting with TD ‘distorted’
John McGuinness claimed Martin Callinan had warned him off Sgt McCabe
Maurice McCabe: How a controversy became a story about politics
The series of events that turned another Garda scandal into a full-blown political crisis
Whistleblower timeline: A decade-plus struggle for Maurice McCabe
Garda plagued by controversy as third commission of investigation established
Tánaiste has no objection to including Tusla in whistleblower inquiry
Sgt McCabe received documents confirming he was subject of an unfounded complaint
Five things you need to know today
Sessions new attorney general, nurses to take industrial action, O’Sullivan rejects claims
Changes in terms of reference for IBRC Commission of Investigation
Noonan’s adjustments are to likely to appease some Opposition concerns
Inquiry to examine department oversight of IBRC transactions
Cabinet to sign off on terms of reference
Michael Noonan agrees to change IBRC inquiry terms
Minister unwilling to give ground on some demands, including earlier deadline
IBRC investigation: two days set aside for Dáil debate
Government agrees to discussion amid increasing pressure to wider terms of inquiry
Government approves commission of investigation into certain IBRC transactions
Inquiry will examine any transactions involving loss to taxpayer of €10 million or more
Denis O’Brien: ‘I have never experienced this level of hatred’
‘It has been suggested that my banking affairs are of public interest. I refute that’
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