Government determined to proceed with new law on judicial appointments

Latest: Government sources say they're determined to proceed with a new law on judicial appointments - despite growing tensions with judges.

Government determined to proceed with new law on judicial appointments
Tue, 27 Jun, 2017 - 07:18

Update 11:45am: Government sources say they're determined to proceed with a new law on judicial appointments - despite growing tensions with judges.

The cabinet has been meeting to discuss the plans, which will receive their first debate in the Dáil tonight.

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