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<p>Helen Collins (far left), Maurice Collins (centre), and Taoiseach Micheál Martin (far right) at the official handover of Michael Collins diaries to the National Archives at Woodfield, Clonakilty, Co Cork, last November.</p>

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Michael Collins' great-nephew to be made Supreme Court judge

Maurice Collins, from Clonakilty, Co Cork, has served on the Court of Appeal since 2019.

<p> Justice Minister Helen McEntee: '50% of our population are women, so I think if judges are going to reflect that, then we should see greater equality.' File picture Colin Keegan/ Collins</p>

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Helen McEntee wants more women in senior judiciary roles

<p>The Department of Justice has issued a notice seeking applications to become the new president of the district court, which has become vacant since the appointment of Judge Colin Daly to the circuit court last Christmas. File picture: iStock</p>

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Process to appoint top judge has 'same problems' as before

Man acquitted of rape to sue INM over article

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Irish Examiner view: Judiciary pay approval was a wasted opportunity

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Government under fire for approving pay hike for judges but not for nurses

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Cabinet approves controversial pay increase for judges and whips

Varadkar told McEntee 'Woulfe would make a good judge'

However, justice minister admits the system for appointing judges is not perfect

Thu, 26 Nov, 2020

Committee rejects McEntee's claims she 'answered questions' on Woulfe's appointment

The Justice Minister and Tánaiste have claimed she had answered questions in the committee, but an unusual statement released today rejected that

Wed, 25 Nov, 2020

Judiciary set to continue speaking out on Dáil bills

It is wholly appropriate that judges make their views known in the ongoing debates about judicial appointments and a judicial council, the new chief justice, Frank Clarke, said yesterday.

Wed, 27 Sep, 2017

Judiciary are under siege again at the behest of a shameless populist

A row has been simmering between the executive and judicial branches of government for some time, writes Alison O’Connor. 

Fri, 30 Jun, 2017

judiciary

Michael Collins' great-nephew to be made Supreme Court judge

Helen McEntee wants more women in senior judiciary roles

Process to appoint top judge has 'same problems' as before

Irish Examiner view: Judiciary pay approval was a wasted opportunity

Government under fire for approving pay hike for judges but not for nurses

Cabinet approves controversial pay increase for judges and whips

Varadkar told McEntee 'Woulfe would make a good judge'

Committee rejects McEntee's claims she 'answered questions' on Woulfe's appointment

Judiciary set to continue speaking out on Dáil bills

Judiciary are under siege again at the behest of a shameless populist

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Mick Clifford

judiciary

Michael Collins' great-nephew to be made Supreme Court judge

Helen McEntee wants more women in senior judiciary roles

Process to appoint top judge has 'same problems' as before

Irish Examiner view: Judiciary pay approval was a wasted opportunity

Government under fire for approving pay hike for judges but not for nurses

Cabinet approves controversial pay increase for judges and whips

Varadkar told McEntee 'Woulfe would make a good judge'

Committee rejects McEntee's claims she 'answered questions' on Woulfe's appointment

Judiciary set to continue speaking out on Dáil bills

Judiciary are under siege again at the behest of a shameless populist

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Mick Clifford

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