Mr O’Callaghan said it was his belief that laws allowing judges to refuse bail where they believe there is a risk that the ...
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Irish Independent on MSN‘Prison spaces should be used for people who are violent’ – minister says jails should not be ‘clogged up’ with shoplifters and addictsPrisons should not be “clogged up” with non-violent offenders such as shoplifters and people with addiction issues, the justice minister has said. Jim O’Callaghan said he wanted to ensure prisons are ...
The Taoiseach has insisted he did not call Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald a liar, instead telling the Ceann Comhairle ...
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Irish Mirror on MSNTaoiseach insists he did not call Mary Lou McDonald a liar and cannot withdraw remarksIt follows tense scenes in the Dáil last week during a housing debate when Mr Martin said Ms McDonald was "ag insint bréaga ...
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Irish Examiner on MSNBad language report to be given to all TDs following row between Taoiseach and McDonald in DáilThere were heated exchanges followed by confusion from the Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy in the Dáil when Ms McDonald asked ...
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Journal.ie on MSNTaoiseach denies calling McDonald a liar and says he 'cannot withdraw a remark' he 'did not make'Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy told deputies that she was referring the matter to a Dáil committee in a bid to “avoid any ...
The Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that he accused of Mary Lou McDonald of 'untruths,' not 'lies' in Irish during a heated debate in the Dáil.
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Hosted on MSNieExplains: What can and can't be said in the Dáil?Because Dáil debates can become fairly rowdy, there's been plenty of occasion for chairs to rule a word out of order ...
Sinn Féin Cork South-Central TD Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire highlighted crime in Cork including a stabbing incident near the ...
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said he did not accuse Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald of “telling lies”, but of “telling ...
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Irish Independent on MSNTaoiseach denies ‘laissez-faire attitude’ to safety on the streets amid Dáil outcry over violent incidentsTaoiseach Micheál Martin has denied the Government has a "laissez-faire attitude" to safety on the streets. The opposition demanded action after the fatal stabbing of Quham Babtunde in South Anne ...
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