Whistleblower Maurice McCabe will forever be linked with some of the biggest names in Irish politics being brought to crisis point.

The former Justice Minister says the Egyptian ambassador to Ireland, Soha Gendi, should be expelled if Ibrahim Halawa isn't released by the end of the week.

There are “substantial” managerial and cultural problems in the Garda Síochána — but efforts to address them should not “completely undermine” the capability of the organisation to fulfil its function, former justice minister Alan Shatter has said.

A High Court judge has reserved judgment on former Justice Minister Alan Shatter’s challenge to a finding that his live TV disclosure of information concerning Independent TD Mick Wallace was in breach of his statutory duties under the data protection act, writes Ann O’Loughlin.

Former Minister for Justice Alan Shatter’s disclosure of information about Independent TD Mick Wallace on RTE’s Prime Time did not breach data protection laws because the information was “in his mind” only, the High Court has been told.

Former justice minister Alan Shatter has heavily criticised Taoiseach Enda Kenny, accusing him of losing his moral compass in a desire to cling to power.

Latest: A spokesman for the Taoiseach has responded to comments made by Alan Shatter in an interview with the Today Sean O'Rourke show on RTÉ Radio.

The President of the Court of Appeal has said he believes the State has an obligation to see that Alan Shatter’s constitutional rights are vindicated.

Former justice minister Alan Shatter has asked the Court of Appeal to make orders quashing “enormously damaging” parts of the Guerin report criticising his handling of complaints made by Garda whistleblower Sgt Maurice McCabe.

The Court of Appeal has reserved judgement in former Minister for Justice Alan Shatter’s application to have parts of the Guerin report deleted.

Alan Shatter wants certain critical findings made against him in the 2014 Guerin report to be removed and a corrected copy handed to the Taoiseach.

Update 10.45pm: Alan Shatter has won his appeal over a failed High Court challenge to parts of the Guerin report that criticised his handling of whistleblower complaints.

The Court of Appeal has reserved judgement in Alan Shatter’s attempt to overturn a decision not to quash certain parts of the Guerin report.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has corrected the Dáil record in relation to the resignation of former Justice Minister Alan Shatter in 2014.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has corrected the Dail record today in relation to the resignation of former Justice Minister Alan Shatter in 2014 writes Daniel McConnell, Political Editor.

Enda Kenny has refused to say if he will correct the Dáil record concerning remarks he made about Alan Shatter and instead said the O’Higgins inquiry confirms the former justice minister “did his work well”.

Former justice minister Alan Shatter has urged Taoiseach Enda Kenny to retract Dáil comments criticising him over the Garda corruption controversy and scrap the earlier Guerin report after its findings were contradicted by the O’Higgins inquiry.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny and ex-Justice Minister Alan Shatter are set to clash after a spokesperson for the Fine Gael leader said he had no plans to correct Dáil comments he made about the garda whistleblower controversy,writes Fiachra Ó Cionnaith, Political Reporter.

Former Justice Minister Alan Shatter has called for the immediate publication of the report into alleged Garda malpractice in the Cavan-Monaghan division.

Former Justice Minister Alan Shatter has lost his seat in Dublin-Rathdown in what was the first big shock of Election 2016.

Latest:Out-going Minister for Transport Paschal Donohoe has retained his seat in Dublin Central.

A Dáil motion has been tabled calling for the immediate and unconditional release of Ibrahim Halawa.

A senior member of the Gardaí has criticised former Justice Minister Alan Shatter for saying officers use the Pulse system as a "social website".

Former Justice Minister Alan Shatter has said he hopes Gardaí are now using the pulse system appropriately.

Alan Shatter has defended the new Bill he has drafted to reform legal services.

FOUR years on from Alan Shatter’s attempts to revamp the legal profession, the Legal Services Regulation Bill is on the cusp of becoming law.

Former Minister for Justice Alan Shatter has said that he was aware of up to 40 people who left Ireland to fight with the so-called 'Islamic State' group in Syria during his time in office.

A council worker, who sent former Justice Minister Alan Shatter a litany of vile anti-Semitic emails, has been been sentenced to 100 hours of community service.

Former Justice Minister Alan Shatter has said the Criminal Assets Bureau has a greater role to play in dealing with criminal gangs involved in rural crime.

Alan Shatter has overcome a major challenge this evening to be added to the Fine Gael ticket for the general election.

Former Justice Minister Alan Shatter has welcomed an apology from Johnny Ronan after the property developer had quoted the Nazi phrase “Arbeit Macht Frei” in his submission to the Oireachtas Banking Committee.

It is understood the Banking Inquiry will not redact a developer's evidence which included a phrase connected to Nazi Germany.

The former justice minister Alan Shatter has called on developer Johnny Ronan to amend his evidence to the Banking Inquiry after it used words linked to Nazi concentration camps.

A council worker has admitted sending former justice minister Alan Shatter a litany of vile, anti-Semitic emails.

A council worker has admitted sending former Justice Minister Alan Shatter a litany of anti-Semitic emails.

The extent to which former justice minister Alan Shatter was excluded from top-level talks on the phone recording controversy was due to his perceived closeness to the former Garda commissioner, according to independent TDs Clare Daly and Mick Wallace.

It’s fascinating in a grim way to see anti-semitism revivify itself on this small provocation, writes Terry Prone

TD Alan Shatter has revealed a €12 expense claim for photos was related to a foreign visa needed for his ministerial duties, and not for his own passport.

The Government has being urged to introduce rent controls in an effort to stabilise the market.

Former Justice Minister Alan Shatter said he believes he has a future in politics.

“The judge said there had been no denial of fair procedures by barrister Sean Guerin to Shatter, and expressed bafflement that Shatter, as a member of the government that commissioned and