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Minister For Justice

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Gardaí don't need extra resources to cope with house parties, says justice minister
Calls for use of 149-year-old 'lunatic' legislation in cases involving Wards of Court to end
Charlie Flanagan apologises to Cahersiveen locals and residents in Direct Provision centre
Up to 2,900 refugees will be given sanctuary in Ireland over the next four years
Supreme Court rejects appeal by man deported for alleged links to Isis
Justice minister takes case against farmer allegedly trespassing on State lands formerly earmarked for 'super prison'
'I was constantly being vilified': Alan Shatter speaks of 'years of upset and difficulty' since resignation
Irish citizens who commit serious offences abroad will be open to prosecution from today
Ministers condemn march by republican group in Dublin as 'sickening' and 'disturbing'
Laws limiting the freedom of Irish visa-holders to travel home abolished
Groups who support victims of crime have been given €1.7m by the Government for 2019
Alleged use of tracking devices on cars of Irish prison officers to be probed by Inspector of Prisons
'I’ve been kidnapped. I’m going to be killed': A phone call no father ever wants to receive
'I'm still angry': Survivors to discuss how Magdalene Laundries should be remembered
Dublin residents terrorised by joyriding and cars set on fire outside their homes
Charlie Flanagan apologises to Taoiseach and Dáil for giving 'inaccurate' information
Minister refuses to revoke deportation order for man with links to Islamic terrorism
Acting Garda Commissioner says he has 'no authority' to release report into reopening of Stepaside Garda Station
Woman facing deportation was forced by her 'violent and abusive' husband to have abortion, court hears
Supreme Court blocks State from deporting Algerian man linked to terrorism
Minister for Justice is 'insulting Irish courts' in Ian Bailey extradition case, lawyers say
Minister took 6 months to respond to allegations that gardaí entrapped people through informants
'One woman didn't even know she was in Ireland': The reality of being sold for sex
Poll: Would you take a refugee family into your home?
Frances Fitzgerald's new crime bill: What's in it - and what will it mean for victims?
Massive increase in child sex abuse material uncovered by Irish internet hotline
Definitely no re-investigation into mysterious death of Fr Niall Molloy
'We want to make sure that the public can have confidence in us'
The number of people applying for asylum in Ireland last year more than doubled
Fitzgerald: 'We've no plans for a knife amnesty, gardaí are doing enough'
'The UK respects Ireland's privacy, there is no question of any mass surveillance'
Masked sex workers to hold candlelit vigil outside Leinster House
Is An Garda Síochana broken beyond repair? 'No, it can be fixed'
Attacks on emergency services 'utterly unacceptable', but protective laws won't be improved
Plans to clampdown on abuse of anti-anxiety drugs ready 'within months'
Gardaí have been 'incalculably' damaged by delay in investigation of 'garda misconduct'
The new garda recruits will need to "win the trust" of the Irish public
Mountjoy unit with 'air of neglect and decay' closed after damning report
New law will make it illegal to recruit or train terrorists
"Only a matter of time" before private security try to take over residential policing