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Two Irish Examiner journalists awarded merit certificates at Justice Media Awards

Among the key topics covered by award-winners were the Ashling Murphy murder trial, public interest investigative journalism, court delays, and law-reform issues

Thu, 20 Jun, 2024

Defence members 'do not have confidence' in reporting sexual assault to military authorities

PDForra, which represents 6,500 Defence Forces members, condemned the current reporting mechanisms

Wed, 06 Oct, 2021

Report proposes charge on mistaken ‘consent’

A new proposal may see someone prosecuted under a less serious charge than rape if they mistakenly but unreasonably believed they had the consent of a person with whom they had sex.

Sat, 28 Jul, 2018

Weathering the storm of 1961: We watched 30 large trees uprooted

Ryle Dwyer recalls the last time a hurricane hit with Debbie back in 1961, killing 15 people.

Thu, 19 Oct, 2017

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Two Irish Examiner journalists awarded merit certificates at Justice Media Awards

Defence members 'do not have confidence' in reporting sexual assault to military authorities

Report proposes charge on mistaken ‘consent’

Weathering the storm of 1961: We watched 30 large trees uprooted

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Mick Clifford

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Two Irish Examiner journalists awarded merit certificates at Justice Media Awards

Defence members 'do not have confidence' in reporting sexual assault to military authorities

Report proposes charge on mistaken ‘consent’

Weathering the storm of 1961: We watched 30 large trees uprooted

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Mick Clifford

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