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
Legal profession views Woulfe affair damaging to perception
Judiciary relieved conclusion arrived at and ready to operate around ‘workplace dispute’
Woulfe told to resign by Chief Justice three times since last Thursday
Woulfe’s ‘did not appreciate the genuine public concern’ about golf society dinner
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
Colleague pressure on a judge would raise questions about independence – academic
Judicial independence means judges are independent from government – and each other, says Patrick O’Brien
Miriam Lord: Micheál Martin struggles with hauling his carcass out of the comfy seats
Martin Kenny’s contribution to Leaders’ Questions had a few squirming in their seats
Delays in fully implementing 2019 Judicial Council Act brought into focus by Woulfe
Analysis: Still no clear structure for addressing issues concerning conduct of judges
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
Supreme Court requests report on Seamus Woulfe’s attendance at Clifden golf dinner
Former chief justice Susan Denham has been asked to begin work immediately on the review
Guidelines on social media use in court trials due before Christmas
Issue brought into focus by recent Jobstown and Belfast trials
Privacy clause added to judicial Bill after lobbying by judges
Susan Denham told Frances Fitzgerald of concern over public misconduct proceedings
Rules needed to control social media use in courts, says Denham
Guidelines needed for ‘the who, when and what of using social media in courtrooms’
Taoiseach warns judges to respect separation of powers
Varadkar says Government pressing ahead with judicial appointments bill
Government moves on judicial appointments ‘ill advised’
Justice Peter Kelly tells private dinner Government is moving with ‘undue haste’
Chief Justice rebukes Varadkar and Martin over Whelan row
Members of judiciary ‘extremely disappointed’ after comments in Dáil about Whelan
Changes to judicial appointments will do ‘long-term harm’
Mr Justice Patrick McCarthy says Government’s proposals are wrong in principle
Heather Humphreys heckled during 1916 Moore Street centenary event
Ceremonies across State mark firing of first shots in Easter Rising
In defence of parliament
The Dáil is an essential cornerstone of our democracy; its proceedings are privileged so they can be reported freely by the media without fear or prosecution
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Family NoticesOpens in new window
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices