Refusal of Irish visas for Palestinian students is ‘trapping’ people in Gaza, court hears
Refusal of Irish visas is ‘trapping’ people in Gaza, says counsel for students
Jim O'Callaghan
Minister for Justice offers to prioritise Gaza students’ appeals over visa refusal
Proposal would see cases of four scholarship students heard and decided by Friday
Over 200 solicitors and barristers protest outside Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin
Minister urged to enter talks before High Court decision next week on challenge to new payment model
Women urged to document bad experiences of Ireland’s family law system for UN committee
Survivors tell Dublin event of being failed by system as group calls for in-camera reform
Law Society wants talks to resolve solicitors’ payments row before legal year opens on Monday
Minister urged to mediate criminal legal aid dispute as more courts disruption looms
Man’s triple-murder trial and Riad Bouchaker’s sentencing among cases coming in new legal term
Daniel Kinahan expected in court on opening day of new legal year
Micheál Martin’s Palestine contradiction
If his Department of Justice perseveres in its obduracy, the shame will not stop outside the door of Government Buildings
Gambling regulator warns reforms on remote gaming and black market stalled due to funding
Newly established authority given only half the budget it sought for 2026
Letters to the Editor, September 28th: Health insurance costs, Gaza and driven to distraction
This is not a competitive market working for the consumer
Figures suggest new legal aid model a ‘thorough yellow packing’ of solicitors’ services
Data supplied by Minister for Justice show 75% of cases dealt with in one appearance under new system and 99% within five dates
Lawyers lose out on €6.6m in payments amid criminal legal aid dispute
Figures for payments in July and August show financial impact on lawyers in dispute with Department of Justice
Fianna Fáil accused of attempt to divert attention from Jim O’Callaghan with CCPC request
Matt Carthy says seeking competition watchdog’s views on legal aid dispute is a diversion
Christy Kinahan snr may have to settle for living in Iran, says Minister for Justice
O’Callaghan suggests Christy Kinahan snr could seek shelter in Iran after being ‘run out’ of Ireland and Spain and having UAE visa cancelled
‘All hell seems to have broken out’: FF and FG at loggerheads over sports grant announcement
Fine Gael TDs accused of jumping the gun on sports facilities fund
Government to consider €3m ‘safe fund’ for women urgently fleeing domestic violence
Labour leader tells Dáil a quick escape can be difference ‘between a life saved and a life lost’
Care organisations criticise rhetoric against ‘vulnerable children’ over wrong-way M9 crash
Government approach will ‘do nothing’ to prevent similar tragedies, children’s care alliance says
Criminal courts face ‘shutdown’ if legal aid dispute not resolved, justice committee told
Law Society and Bar Council urge Minister for Justice to move to break impasse
‘Completely arrogant approach’: O’Callaghan accused of ‘waffle’ amid ongoing legal aid row
Opposition parties call on Minister for Justice to attend Oireachtas committee to discuss ongoing feud with solicitors
Garda watchdog faces legal action over lack of investigations into Troubles incidents
Action initiated by son of Martin Doherty, who was shot dead by loyalist gunmen at the Widow Scallan’s pub in 1994
Dublin courts face growing backlog of cases in ongoing criminal law row, committee to hear
New legal term next month will usher in high volume of cases including long-running hearings of over four weeks
‘I might pack my bags’: How immigrants view Ireland’s new citizenship rules
Prospective citizens say colleagues have left Ireland due to high cost of living and more could leave if changes come into effect
Criminal legal aid solicitors warn services withdrawal set to run into new legal year
Solicitors tell senior judges the Minister for Justice has ‘failed to engage’ meaningfully over legal aid payments
Deportation flights: How much do they cost, how do they work and why have they ramped up?
Sunday’s flight saw 43 Georgian nationals deported as numbers climb to multiples of former levels
Forty-three Georgian nationals deported from Ireland on Sunday
Total of 221 people have been removed from Ireland on charter flights so far this year
When two in five Irish people would ‘let it burn’, we’ve got a problem
We have been ignoring the signs of a growing disillusionment and anger
Criminal defence solicitors vs Jim O’Callaghan: Stakes raised during an unusual day in Bray
Some solicitors are quietly signing up to the Minister for Justice’s new payments system – but few will speak publicly about it
Criminal legal aid payment among ‘very few levers’ to expedite justice, says O’Callaghan
Dispute and withdrawal of services continues, with ‘distress’ for victims, Minister told
Petrol bombing of homes should be treated as attempted murder, Dáil told
TD highlights drug dealers’ criminal spree in Cork, says death by suicide of young people over drug intimidation should also be treated as attempted murder
Bills on ending ‘triple lock’, e-scooters and citizenship will come before Dáil this term
The axing of the triple lock has become a clear demarcation line between the Government and Opposition parties
Children must not be denied legal representation during solicitors’ strike over legal aid
Injustices will result when important decisions are made in court about young people in absence of lawyers
Garda whistleblowers are being ‘penalised and even purged’, Dáil told
The claim that senior personnel handling protected disclosures were met with hostility by senior Garda management is perhaps the most serious new allegation
Barristers urge Jim O’Callaghan to ‘engage further’ with defence solicitors to end pay dispute
Minister on Tuesday wrote to Law Society saying he would not be appointing an independent mediator in an attempt to resolve the dispute
Living in Milwaukee with a Mayo granny automatically makes you Irish. Living here doesn’t
We have twice as many new citizens coming through the channel that demands no actual connection to Ireland
The Irish Times view on health spending: a politically toxic challenge
Bringing the budget back on course will require difficult decisions
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