The most senior garda in Donegal has said she did not deliberately omit making a note at the time of a decision to begin an investigation into allegations of domestic abuse against whistleblower Garda Keith Harrison.

A senior garda decision to categorise a domestic disturbance complaint against a garda whistleblower as an incident causing serious harm or death was later questioned by the Garda Ombudsman.

The partner of a garda whistleblower says she accepts there is no basis for believing gardaí manipulated Tusla into investigating her family and children, the Charleton Tribunal has heard.

A Garda sergeant at the Charleton Tribunal has said that taking a victim statement was “not an exact science”, when asked about a statement made by the partner of a Garda whistleblower.

A garda sergeant at the Charleton Tribunal has said that taking a victim statement was "not an exact science," when asked about a statement made by the partner of a garda whistleblower.

A garda inspector has denied forcing a witness to make a statement against her partner, garda whistleblower Keith Harrison, at the Charleton tribunal.

The Charleton Tribunal has heard details of how a statement of complaint against a garda whistleblower was withdrawn by his partner in early 2014.

A man charged with two counts of rape has been allowed to travel to Britain for two music festivals.

A judge has said a high proportion of alleged drink-driving cases are being struck because local doctors are not filling in paperwork properly.

A judge has said he will not tolerate rally fans coming to Donegal and driving like “mad men” during the Donegal International Rally.

A pastor who had €840 seized by gardaí as part of an investigation into human trafficking claims the cash came from donations made by members of his church.

A Co Donegal man has been released on bail so he can go and work in London to raise money to pay back his victims.

A judge has again ordered a psychiatric assessment on a Co Donegal man charged with the murders of his parents.

A judge has given four prostitutes €1,200 from seized money to leave Ireland and return to Romania.