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comment-analysis

X case and the letter of the law

Twenty years ago, the Supreme Court ruled a suicidal pregnant teenager had the right to an abortion. So why are we still in a legal quagmire without relevant legislation, asks Linda Kelly

business

Bosses defend BAE in arms deal probe row

news

Spy case collapse 'not political move'

news

UK challenged to 'Stormontgate' inquiry

world

Blair defends Iraq decision following leaked memo

news

Conference draws attention to DPP role in Curtin case

Ahern embroiled in Flood controversy

The Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, is facing a storm of controversy this morning following reports that he knew of Justice Fergus Flood's plans to resign as chairman of the Flood Tribunal a month before he told the Dáil.

Wed, 02 Jul, 2003

Attorney General to seek ways to overturn TV rights deal

The cabinet has ordered the Attorney General, Rory Brady, to review the possibility that Irish and European legislation could overturn the TV rights deal between the FAI and Sky Sports.

Wed, 10 Jul, 2002

Noonan calls for Attorney General's resignation

Opposition leader Michael Noonan has called on the Attorney General, Michael McDowell, to step down from his post in light of his new role with the Progressive Democrats.

Thu, 07 Feb, 2002

Labour claims coalition rift over Europe

Labour leader Ruairi Quinn has described comments made by the Attorney General, Michael McDowell, on Europe as a critique of his own government.

Tue, 19 Jun, 2001