Though the justice minister faces a Sinn Féin no-confidence motion she is unlikely to be ousted from office, barring a massive volte face by coalition colleagues

It might not be the time to extol the virtues of a fuel-inefficient luxury car, but Letitia Overend, philanthropist, farmer, and amateur mechanic, couldn’t say enough for the Rolls Royce she bought in 1927 for £1,700.

Following your article on what many residents of the village consider to be lamentable protests against the arrival of international protection applicants to Dromahair, I think it only fair and balanced to add the following.

A week since the capital's main street was ripped apart by people hell-bent on rioting and looting, a display of peace saw parents and children stand with the local community in thoughts and prayers

Current strategy is more concerned with statistical performances and a hands-off approach, writes Christy Galligan

Mary Lou McDonald announced the plan on social media on Friday, as Ms McEntee remains under pressure following the Dublin riots that broke out last Thursday.

There’s a house on my walk to work that makes me happy every time I pass it. The glow of it turns my dark mornings brighter and more joyful.

A policing expert proposes an approach to reviewing An Garda Síochána's work, while other readers address topics including war in the Middle East, neutrality, cinema, and Katie Taylor

On Thursday, parents gathered with their children for around an hour on O’Connell Street where they said prayers for the five-year-old girl and creche worker Leanne Flynn.

This week’s guest, Olga Cronin, Senior Policy Officer at the ICCL, gives the lowdown on the pros and cons of a technology that is, one way or the other, going to be in the news for some time

It is understood the Dáil's Business Committee has been told the party will put down a private members' bill for debate on Tuesday around the issue of justice and policing

The Limerick-based councillor withdrew the remarks, saying that it had been merely a show of his emotions on the issue

The man was wrongly named across social media on Thursday following the anonymised publication of details surrounding his asylum application by the news website Gript

Chatting to people on Leeside about what happened in Dublin revealed some interesting attitudes

I read Sean O’Brien’s letter with a sense of astonishment — ‘Religious divide prevented peace’ (Irish Examiner, November 27).

From facial recognition technology to water cannon — we need to ensure our security response to the riots is proportionate, and will work for the benefit of all in the longer term

Garda Commissioner is adamant he is going nowhere — but neither are the far-right thugs who created havoc during the Dublin riots last week

Caio Benicio told the Irish Examiner: 'The mother and father spoke to me, and they were so nice... I just worry for the child because she is very sick. I pray for her'

If racist 'foreigners go home' slogans chanted during the Dublin riots were to come true, we would have to shut down every single hospital in the country, health minister says

Justice Minister said while other social media platforms responded, X, formerly Twitter 'did not fulfil their own community standards'

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris is due to appear before the Oireachtas justice committee at 1.30pm and will outline a timeline of the garda response to Thursday’s riots

The unprecedented scenes on the streets of Dublin last week heaped pressure on Garda Commissioner Drew Harris and Minister for Justice Helen McEntee.

There are five key areas that require particular attention for a chance to make Cop28 a success

While this wasn’t a vote of confidence and the Government’s future did not depend on it, TDs and the Justice Minister fought like it did

Far-right threat is now 'centre stage' for the Government, says Taoiseach

Concerns raised at the Oireachtas Housing Committee over the potential for 'incitement' to hatred online

Justice minister says the Policing Authority will now provide clarity on what is permitted

The Sinn Féin leader said the only people who didn't see the unrest in the capital coming were 'those in charge'

Specialists in the Garda cybercrime unit are looking at social media posts, WhatsApp audio, and other communication messages to see if there is evidence to bring further charges

The fire is understood to have been behind Caio Benicio’s decision to move abroad to find work so he could continue to be the breadwinner for his family 

Forget all the talk about resignations, we must look into the reasons people feel anger

One reader highlights faulty policing structures in the wake of the Dublin riots, while others consider issues including Ireland's military neutrality and artificial intelligence

A vote of no confidence is unlikely to be tabled but the Justice Minister is under sustained pressure from the opposition

Romanian bus driver tells migrant workers solidarity vigil that last week's Dublin riots have left him 'deeply concerned' for his safety 

Just why Ireland has such a supply of men high on unjustified anger, and ready to take action on what they wrongly perceive to be injustice, is worth examination

Social Protection Minister said motions of no confidence 'achieve nothing' and that time would be better spent on introducing new legislation

More than 50 people attended a meeting at a Dublin hotel, which was organised by Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire on Parnell Street in Dublin’s north inner city

The technology would be used to quickly prosecute offenders involved in violence and looting

Former garda writes that tolerance of antisocial behaviour and under-resourcing of An Garda Síochána contributed to Dublin's 'night of shame'

Justice Minister says 'trawling through thousands of hours of CCTV footage' to identify suspects should not take gardaí months of work

Garda cars, a bus and a tram were set alight, shops damaged and looted and officers attacked during violent scenes, which involved far-right elements, in Dublin on Thursday evening

Full confidence has been expressed in the Justice Minister and the head of the gardaí after they faced calls to quit following the worst rioting seen in the state for decades.

Leanne Flynn from Dublin’s north inner city was hospitalised following the incident outside Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire

The site of the burnt out bus at the top of the street had been scrubbed almost completely clean