Sinead Morris

The report by Mr Justice Peter Charleton was published this afternoon

Gardaí should elevate public obligation - report

Members of An Garda Síochána should treat their obligation to the public as superior to any false sense that individual gardaí should stick up for each other, according to the third interim report of the Disclosures Tribunal.

Disclosures Tribunal • 11 Oct 18

Frances Fitzgerald resigned as Tánaiste in November 2017

Fitzgerald 'selflessly' resigned, tribunal report finds

The Disclosures Tribunal's third interim report states that by the time the inquiry came to hear matters in relation to the issue of Maurice McCabe's treatment at the O'Higgins Commission, Frances Fitzgerald had "selflessly" decided to resign in the national interest.

Disclosures Tribunal • 11 Oct 18

The tribunal accepted Nóirín O'Sullivan's evidence on her legal instructions

O'Sullivan did not instruct integrity challenge

The Disclosures Tribunal has accepted the former garda commissioner Nóirín O'Sullivan's evidence that her instructions to her legal team at the O'Higgins Commission were to consider the interests of all gardaí before the inquiry and to have the evidence of Sgt McCabe scrutinised.

Disclosures Tribunal • 11 Oct 18

GSOC says it received 1,949 complaints last year

GSOC received almost 2,000 complaints in 2017

Almost 2,000 complaints were received by the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission last year, a 10% increase on 2016.

Gsoc • 25 Jul 18

CAB brought 28 new proceeds of crime cases before the High Court last year

CAB cases lead to over €7m worth of assets being frozen

Over €7 million worth of assets was frozen by the High Court in 2017 in cases brought by the Criminal Assets Bureau - an increase of more than ten-fold on the previous year.

Crime • 05 Jul 18

The NAPD say the bill is well-intentioned but is not practical and may not be enforceable

Banning phones in schools not practical, says NAPD head

The head of the group representing secondary school principals has said proposed legislation banning mobile phones in schools is not practical and may not be possible to enforce.

Education • 01 Jul 18

The meeting discussed the sale of the former laundry to a Japanese hotel group

Future of Magdalene laundry site in Dublin discussed

Up to 100 people have attended a public meeting in Dublin to discuss the future of the site of the former Magdalene laundry on Sean McDermott St.

Dublin • 28 Jun 18

Ryanair's return flight from Dublin Airport to Nice on Sunday has been cancelled

Ryanair cancel up to 100 European flights due to strike

Ryanair says it is being forced to cancel up to 100 flights across Europe over Saturday and Sunday due to a strike by French Air Traffic control staff.

Ireland • 22 Jun 18

Deputy Mick Wallace said Supt Taylor had misrepresented his situation to him during a meeting in 2016

Supt Taylor exaggerated his situation, tribunal hears

Mick Wallace TD has told the Disclosures Tribunal that former garda press officer Superintendent Dave Taylor misrepresented and exaggerated his situation to him and his colleague TD Clare Daly.

Disclosures Tribunal • 21 Jun 18

Fionnan Sheahan gave evidence to the Disclosures Tribunal today

Sheahan says he never referred to McCabe as paedophile

The editor of the Irish Independent has rejected an allegation that he referred to the whistleblower Sergeant Maurice McCabe as a paedophile during a conversation with a colleague in September 2014.

News • 15 Jun 18