Justice report
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Minister Jim O’Callaghan TD: Building a modern and efficient justice system
The portfolio of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration is large and ambitious, reflecting the public’s most fundamental need to feel…
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Strengthening Ireland’s industrial security
A key priority for the Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration is to strengthen national security. This objective was…
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Government commitments on justice
As the State grapples with an understaffed Garda, an overloaded judiciary, and an epidemic of gender-based violence, eolas Magazine outlines…
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Operation Táirge
In December 2023, An Garda Síochána launched Operation Táirge, supporting operational activity aimed at detecting and preventing organised retail crime.…
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Improving rural safety
The Rural Safety Plan 2025-2027, published in September 2025, contains 18 actions and 53-sub actions aimed at improving four key…
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Courts Service’s next phase of modernisation
eolas Magazine talks to Owen Harrison, Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the Courts Service, about his digital transformation plans for…
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New legislation required to reform ‘in camera’ family law proceedings
Describing the current operation of the in camera rule in family court proceedings as “failing to ensure absolute protection for…
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Delivering the Government’s justice priorities
Earlier this year, the Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT) set out its priorities for the newly-formed government to improve and…
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Digitalising justice services
Darragh Brennan, Head of Citizenship and Modernisation, Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, speaks to Joshua Murray about digitally…
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Justice at a crossroads
Justice systems worldwide are at a crossroads, where tradition meets the force for change. Calls for reform are growing louder,…
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