Organisation: Minster for Justice

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High Court ruling on suspended sentences 'of limited effect'

The impact of today's High Court ruling on suspended sentences is not as serious as first believed, writes Daniel McConnell of the Irish Examiner.

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Newly released Shannon activist slams treatment of women in prison

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Garda Ombudsman commission 'did not want to point the finger' over bugging

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Gardaí seek to identify concert fatality

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Ferns paid out €8m to victims of child abuse

You’re right, minister, middle-class complacency is the way to go

Tyre firm's ex-manager faces Garda fraud charges

The former national sales manager for Advance Tyres has gone on trial charged with conspiring to defraud the State over a contract to supply tyres to An Garda Síochana.

Mon, 28 Feb, 2005

No requirement for actual evidence in barring orders

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Mon, 21 Oct, 2002

Organisation: Minster for Justice

High Court ruling on suspended sentences 'of limited effect'

Newly released Shannon activist slams treatment of women in prison

Garda Ombudsman commission 'did not want to point the finger' over bugging

Gardaí seek to identify concert fatality

Ferns paid out €8m to victims of child abuse

You’re right, minister, middle-class complacency is the way to go

Tyre firm's ex-manager faces Garda fraud charges

No requirement for actual evidence in barring orders

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Mick Clifford

Organisation: Minster for Justice

High Court ruling on suspended sentences 'of limited effect'

Newly released Shannon activist slams treatment of women in prison

Garda Ombudsman commission 'did not want to point the finger' over bugging

Gardaí seek to identify concert fatality

Ferns paid out €8m to victims of child abuse

You’re right, minister, middle-class complacency is the way to go

Tyre firm's ex-manager faces Garda fraud charges

No requirement for actual evidence in barring orders

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Mick Clifford

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