Person: Seamus Henchy

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Appointments to the judiciary: Lay chair may lack impartiality

IN a landmark case in 1982, the Supreme Court Judge Seamus Henchy spoke about “The bitter Irish race-memory of politically appointed and Executive-oriented judges”. 

Thu, 29 Jun, 2017

Martin Conmey walks the long, hard road to justice

The State has finally apologised to Martin Conmey, who, in 1973, was convicted of killing a woman. Michael Clifford reports on the wrongs of the case against him.

Wed, 16 Nov, 2016

Gay rights campaign breaches many barriers, but battle is far from over

NEXT Monday the National Lesbian and Gay Federation of Ireland will formally donate the Irish Queer Archive to the National Library.

Thu, 12 Jun, 2008

Person: Seamus Henchy

Appointments to the judiciary: Lay chair may lack impartiality

Martin Conmey walks the long, hard road to justice

Gay rights campaign breaches many barriers, but battle is far from over

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Mick Clifford

Person: Seamus Henchy

Appointments to the judiciary: Lay chair may lack impartiality

Martin Conmey walks the long, hard road to justice

Gay rights campaign breaches many barriers, but battle is far from over

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Mick Clifford

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