Jan O’Sullivan describes ‘profound failure of governance’ within Garda
Previous government right to be concerned about Garda tapes, says former minister
Fennelly report: a dreadfully familiar story
Lack of official knowledge and managerial oversight is striking
Fennelly analysis: Report notes ignorance of recording system
In wake of findings pressure for extensive overhaul of Garda is now overwhelming
Unlawful recording of non-999 calls to Garda stations an embarrassment
Fennelly finds lack of legislation on taping 999 calls does not make such recordings illegal
More than 500 solicitors assisting Fennelly inquiry
Judge seeks more time, staff to complete ‘labour-intensive” investigation
Interim report on IBRC inquiry to be considered by Cabinet
Report by judge Brian Cregan received by Government and to be published within days
Miriam Lord: Kenny survives motion of no consequence
The Fennelly report was quickly ditched by all speakers in favour of election speeches
Tanaiste defends Taoiseach and AG in Callinan controversy
Ministers round on Fianna Fáil leader over resignation of former Garda Commissioner
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
Fennelly Commission: the main findings and where to now?
Should key players in the commission’s interim report be concerned for what comes next?
Report into ex-Garda commissioner Martin Callinan’s departure nearly complete
Taoiseach says inquiry also covers letter sent by Martin Callinan to Alan Shatter
Kenny to outline events leading up to Callinan departure
Taoiseach to write to commission of inquiry with his account of events leading up to Garda Commissioner’s retirement
Garda phone tapes investigation will cost €2m, Kenny tells Dáil
Taoiseach says estimate based on belief work of commission will finish this year
Justice committee seeks early commission report on key issues
Inquiry into Garda taping may take over a year to conclude investigations
New Bill will vindicate the right of adopted people to know about their origins
Right to information on identity must be balanced against a natural mother’s right to privacy
Fears of tapes being destroyed prompted action
Minister tells of concerns ‘someone in the guards wanted the tapes destroyed’
Government’s hopes of putting end to recording controversy dashed by new revelations
New information that conversations between 84 prisoners and lawyers ’inadvertently’ recorded increases pressure on Government and on Minister for Justice Alan Shatter
St Andrews finally grasp equality ‘nettle’
Royal And Ancient to recommend ditching 260-year-old policy of confining club membership to men
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