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Everyone’s been talking about the driver who smashed into Trinity’s front gate, Angela Kerins quitting, and the disturbing package sent to Alan Shatter’s home.
The photo was contained in a package sent to the Minister for Justice’s home in south Dublin this morning.
The removal of the two children from their families in Dublin and Athlone last October led to strong criticism of the HSE and Gardaí.
The Council urged politicians to stand collectively in solidarity with the minister against all forms of religious abuse or intolerance.
An email was sent to Fine Gael TDs, Senators and MEPs last week dealing with questions about the ongoing controversy surrounding the Minister for Justice and the gardaí.
However, the panel of TDs and senators is seeking to have an examination of the timeline of events included in the terms of reference of the Commission of Investigation.
In the Dáil, the Taoiseach said the anti-Semitic material sent to Shatter’s home was “a new low”. Several members of the gardaí and the Defence Forces were on the scene in Ballinteer, south Dublin earlier today.
What’s going on in Leinster House? Well, as you asked…
An Garda Síochána said the acting commissioner stressed the focus should be on carrying out the important work done by the force every day.
Everyone’s talking about the Shatter ‘no confidence’ debate, revelations about taped prisoner phonecalls… and the Trinity students’ ‘drug guide’.
Alan Shatter says he’s pursuing claims detailed tonight on Prime Time with the new Garda Commissioner
The Dept of Justice has released the letter sent by the former Garda Commissioner on the issue of taped calls in garda stations.
New revelations about recordings have been disclosed by the Taoiseach in the Dáil today.
Gerry Adams added that the government had dealt with the GardaGate controversy with “amazing inefficiency”.
Fianna Fáil will attempt to bring Marie Whelan before the upper house later today – but they already failed with a similar attempt last week.
The appointment of a judge to head the Commission of Investigation follows this morning’s Cabinet meeting.
What’s going on in Leinster House? Well, as you asked…
The five were protesting what they saw as the whitewashing of the GardaGate scandal.
Fianna Fáil will be piling the pressure on the Justice Minister tonight as it tables a motion of no confidence. Here are the questions they and others will want answered.
Everyone’s been talking about that explosion in Dublin, protests & vandalism at the Justice Dept… and the theft of a minister’s car.
New crime figures show that, on the whole, crime is down but road deaths remain high.
A spokesperson for the minister said he had a “tight schedule” to stick to today.
The ex-Garda Commissioner was hung out to dry in the most contrived way – but the Taoiseach’s handling of GardaGate was razor sharp.
This is the arrogant nature of permanent government. It gets too used to running the show and always being right, writes Aaron McKenna.
Well, it’s been a tough week…
Martin Callinan ‘made his own decision’, Enda Kenny has said. Meanwhile, Fianna Fáil is tabling a motion of no confidence in Alan Shatter next week.
The former Justice Minister noted that it was addressed directly to Shatter, and not officials in his Department.
The Taoiseach knew about the issue on Sunday, but didn’t inform the Justice Minister until Monday. Now the opposition would like to know why.
From the Taoiseach to the Archbishop, everyone’s been talking about the fallout from GardaGate (but there’s been plenty else happening too)…
The Department of Justice has responded to claims that ex-Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan’s withdrawal of the infamous ‘disgusting’ remark was delayed on the advice of Alan Shatter’s officials.
The chairman of the Public Accounts Committee has said the committee is likely to seek information from the gardaí and the Department of Justice on the systems used to record calls in and out of garda stations.
A tender specifies that the equipment installed must operate constantly, and be available for playback.
Justice Minister Alan Shatter said that the transcription process would ‘not be an easy exercise and obviously will take some time’.
The man was restrained by gardaí after he allegedly became violent towards a female garda.
Alan Shatter apologised to garda whistleblowers, teachers vote to strike and RTÉ on Pantigate action.