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Lunchtime Fix: 5 things you need to know
GSOC: Report about gardaí illegally recording calls not sent to Shatter - but did go to Commissioner
This isn’t the first time illegal recording of Garda station calls has been noted…
Timeline: The eight weeks that led to Martin Callinan’s resignation
6 reasons why Martin Callinan resigned as Garda Commissioner
Quinn backs Labour on whistleblowers… after Kenny tells ministers to air concerns privately
Enda Kenny tells Fine Gael: 'For Ireland, our best days are up ahead'
Wallace: 'I've heard so many people cry now, it really is heartbreaking stuff'
"Snide, frequently partisan and dismissive" - opposition takes aim at Shatter
Column: The #GSOC debacle is a war of spin
Paul Allen
GSOC staff member quits - but it's 'nothing to do with the recent controversy'
Poll: Has your trust in An Garda Síochána been affected by recent events?
Government using 'spin and obfuscation' to delay whistleblower apology - Martin
Minister Alex White wants Shatter to correct Dáil comments on whistleblower
Look at Luke Ming Flanagan's new Twitter pic
Explainer: Why is Alan Shatter under pressure – and will he survive?
'His situation is untenable': Eight TDs say Alan Shatter should go
Here's what Enda Kenny and 6 ministers said about security sweeps at their offices
Here’s What Happened Today: Wednesday
Adams contacted by man claiming to be convicted drug dealer Kieran Boylan
GSOC surveillance inquiry to report on findings within eight weeks
Shatter on GSOC: "My only interest is that we get at the truth"
Verrimus 'stand by' the evidence in their original GSOC report
Insomnia Coffee's response to the GSOC scandal is absolute PR genius
'Like the fox designing the chicken coop': Opposition says Shatter has undermined the GSOC review
Shatter to address ‘grave concerns, unanswered questions’ over GSOC bugging
Here’s What Happened Today: Tuesday
Retired judge to review GSOC surveillance claims and report “within eight weeks”
Shatter: "No evidence at all" of surveillance of GSOC
'I would say to Charlie Flanagan to cop on': Mary Lou hits back at FG chairman over GSOC claims
GSOC hits back, but Paul Williams "stands over" coffee shop wi-fi story
Surveillance company says Paul Williams report on GSOC was "wholly inaccurate"
Security specialists deny trying to sell bugging equipment to gardaí
Column: There's no credible alternative to an independent inquiry into GSOC allegations
Mark Kelly
Human rights watchdog believes Shatter has been 'editorial with the truth'
Keeping it real and a change in weather patterns: The week in quotes
TD's support for independent GSOC investigation could 'compromise' Oireachtas questioning
"It's called accountability": Tánaiste defends course of GSOC bugging controversy
Callinan "entirely satisfied" that no guards bugged GSOC