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# Department of Justice

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It would 'not have been in public interest' if O'Sullivan stepped down after O'Higgins report
Tribunal told abuse allegation used at O'Higgins Commission to 'embarrass' Maurice McCabe
'My stupid mandatory but not compulsory line' - Regina Doherty on the rocky road of ministerial life
We should have a new Garda Commissioner by summer 2018
The Disclosures Tribunal cost the State €87,000 a month this year
Change of plans: Barrister to head up review into Justice Department's email trawl
Acting Commissioner writes to minister about 'concerns' with Garda tribunal office
'I believe it is necessary': Frances Fitzgerald resigns as Tánaiste following whistleblower email controversy
Objections by Department of Justice to Magdalen redress investigation 'disingenuous' - Ombudsman
Asylum seekers may only be allowed to work in certain jobs
Some western counties have nearly twice as many gardaí on the streets as those in Leinster - but why?
'An inhumane action': Eviction orders issued to asylum seekers in direct provision
FactFind: Why on earth hasn't Ireland ratified the UN's Convention on Disabilities?
No records to back up Donald Trump's claims that Obama wiretapped him
'Hero' British hacker arrested in US on charges of creating software to attack banks
'Austerity cost lives': Drink driving convictions in Ireland fell MASSIVELY in the last 10 years
Government defends lack of information on people who died in direct provision
European Arrest Warrants issued for a number of on-the-run Kinahan cartel members
The Department of Justice is on the market for €20 million (well, the headquarters is)
Over 4,000 borrowers flock to voucher scheme in bid to save their homes
Decriminalisation of people with intellectual disabilities having sex welcomed
Ireland has spent €430 million on criminal legal aid in the past eight years
Number of people granted Irish citizenship in 2015 almost half that of 2012 peak
Investigation to begin into treatment of garda whistleblowers' claims
'Until you've stood in those shoes, you can't understand' - how free legal aid works in Ireland
US State Department reverses visa ban after judge halted Trump's order
Direct Provision centre shut over 'safety fears' was paid €12.7 million by the State
'They can be in bed next to their partner, gambling away the rent'
When Syria comes to Roscommon: 'We can't run to Mass, then say 'you're not welcome''
Watchdog to probe how FBI handled Clinton email investigation
New campaign asks: 'If you witnessed domestic violence, what would you do?'
Inquiry to be launched into garda handling of Shane Tuohey death
Here's how repeat offenders causing 'havoc' are going to be tackled
Gardaí investigating how child sex abuse allegations were leaked to press
Non-smoking prisoners should be kept apart from smokers, report into death of inmate says
Massive new Garda headquarters set for Galway
French police set to return to Cork to question Du Plantier witnesses
A rally calling for Walli Ullah Safi's immediate release from Cloverhill has been held in Dublin
Frances Fitzgerald's new crime bill: What's in it - and what will it mean for victims?
"Enough is enough": Stardust campaigners holding sit-in over tragic deaths