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# Justice

Last week
14th July 2024 - 27th July 2024
Government nominates new President to Court of Appeal
16 Jul
7.9k
18
This month
July 2024
Use of rape survivors’ counselling notes as evidence in trials to be outlawed, says Taoiseach
2 Jul
15.3k
Last month
June 2024
Human rights watchdog calls for abolition of Special Criminal Court one year on from report
25 Jun
10.4k
46
This year
2024
Dublin coroners complained they were conducting 50% fewer inquests last year due to admin staff shortage
13 hrs ago
9.3k
Govt may reopen Curragh Camp Prison after 20 years as sources warn of overcrowding risks
There are plans also to remove Irish Army soldiers from protection duty at the high security Midlands Prison.
Niall O'Connor
26 May
29.0k
Journal Media shortlisted for 13 Justice Media Awards
23 May
4.7k
'I've been on a mission since the night I ran out looking for him': Stardust families react
Eimer McAuley
Updated 19 Apr
15.2k
Longest serving probation officer: 'Nail 'em, jail 'em policies will not solve repeat offending'
Gerry McNally has spent 45 years at the coal face of the Irish Probation Service starting back in 1978.
Niall O'Connor
Updated 14 Apr
13.9k
New crime statistics show that robbery and hijacking incidents have risen
25 Mar
6.3k
From 'young pup' to Taoiseach, how Simon Harris TikTok-ed his way to the top
21 Mar
24.5k
84
'As a family, as a club, as a community, we can no longer hold our dignified silence'
Last Sunday, Gaels of Tyrone and Derry marched to raise awareness of the British Government’s Legacy Act, which is poised to deny them justice over the murder of their loved ones.
11 Feb
3.2k
1
Proceeds of crime law to be strengthened to keep assets out of the reach of criminals
16 Jan
14.6k
14
Last year
2023
Explainer: What will facial recognition technology mean for policing in Ireland
10 Dec 2023
15.5k
President Higgins has referred the Judicial Appointments Bill to the Supreme Court
13 Oct 2023
22.2k
35
Justice Minister announces age limit increase to 50 for new gardaí
Updated 13 Oct 2023
38.1k
64
National Security: Garda overtime increase, 1,000 extra gardaí and €21m more in Defence budget
Updated 10 Oct 2023
14.0k
25
Dublin’s new safety action plan to target prolific young offenders and roll out community wardens
Updated 8 Sep 2023
39.1k
129
Missing in action: Ireland's national security strategy has been in the works since 2019
12 Aug 2023
13.7k
44
Justice Minister announces €10m in emergency fund to pay for garda overtime in Dublin
Updated 28 Jul 2023
44.6k
139
Dr Ian Marder: Restorative justice helps everyone - why is it declining in Ireland?
Dr Ian Marder
17 May 2023
10.2k
12
Harris urges all parties to vote for Special Criminal Court renewal in wake of Regency verdict
20 Apr 2023
11.8k
Opinion: The Inspection of Places of Detention Bill promises reforms but doesn't go far enough
Dr Ian Marder & Dr Joe Garrihy
18 Mar 2023
7.9k
3
Uefa to reimburse all Liverpool fans who attended Paris Champions League final
Updated 7 Mar 2023
12.6k
6
UK study finds minority defendants ‘more likely to be charged than white British people’
7 Feb 2023
7.8k
20
Under the shadow of Hezbollah: 'I'm not naïve, I know political assassins are rarely found'
Hannah McCarthy
21 Jan 2023
14.6k
3
All time
Helen McEntee begins maternity leave with Heather Humphreys taking over justice brief
25 Nov 2022
33.0k
16
110 gardaí on suspension including 17 for 'sexual offences'
7 Jul 2022
19.8k
Stardust inquests to have independent jury following passing of legislation in the Dáil
1 Jul 2022
5.5k
5
Landmark study finds Travellers’ trust in justice system is ‘extremely low’
23 Jun 2022
12.3k
Government rushing in emergency laws to solve High Court ban on Garda court presenters
9 Jun 2022
28.7k
Minister for Justice to launch review of the Civil Legal Aid Scheme this month
2 Jun 2022
9.9k
5
'Allow us to compete' - McClenaghan launches appeal after Commonwealth Games ban
Updated 26 May 2022
44.5k
28
Ireland needs new scheme to disregard historic convictions of gay and bisexual men, experts advise
5 May 2022
8.9k
5
'How can we prove it?': Travellers highlight barriers to justice after incidents of discrimination
29 Apr 2022
30.4k
Lyra McKee’s family ‘waiting for justice’ three years after her murder
18 Apr 2022
7.0k
0
Judges to be given power to set minimum sentences for murder cases
28 Mar 2022
20.5k
37
Vast majority of people believe poorer people get worse legal outcomes
30 Dec 2021
10.5k
28
Larry Nassar abuse victims to receive $380 million after reaching settlement - report
13 Dec 2021
6.4k
0
Helen McEntee returns as Justice Minister today after six months maternity leave
Updated 1 Nov 2021
54.9k
49
Chief Justice calls for greater spend by Government to ensure access to justice
1 Oct 2021
9.7k
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