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Helen McEntee

31/08/2022 Minister For Justice Helen Mcentee Td During A Media Doorstep At Government Buildings, Dublin To Announce The Publication Of The Review Of Policy Options For Prison And Penal Reform 2022-2024. Photo: Gareth Chaney/ Collins Photos

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Fianna Fáil unhappy with Minister for Justice's 'failure' to tackle crime

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Anti-Refugee 'Sentiment' Emerging As Housing Crisis Deepens, Warns Mcentee
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Anti-refugee 'sentiment' emerging as housing crisis deepens, warns McEntee

New Minimum Tariffs For Those Sentenced To Life In Prison Under Reforms
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New minimum tariffs for those sentenced to life in prison under reforms

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Legislation Changes On Consent Will Encourage Rape Victims To Come Forward, Says Minister
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Legislation changes on consent will encourage rape victims to come forward, says Minister

Cabinet To Approve Bill To Change Law On Consent And Belief In Rape Cases
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Cabinet to approve bill to change law on consent and belief in rape cases

‘No Stone Left Unturned’ As Deirdre Jacob Murder Investigation Remains Live
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‘No stone left unturned’ as Deirdre Jacob murder investigation remains live

Tributes Pour In For ‘Wise And Kind’ Dcu Academic Vicky Conway
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Tributes pour in for ‘wise and kind’ DCU academic Vicky Conway

Suspension Of Visa-Free Refugee Travel Labelled 'Worrying Trend'
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Suspension of visa-free refugee travel labelled 'worrying trend'

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Government Suspend Visa-Free Travel For Refugees From 'Safe' European Countries
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Government suspend visa-free travel for refugees from 'safe' European countries

New Hate Crime Legislation With ‘Teeth’ Could Be In Place By Year's End
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New hate crime legislation with ‘teeth’ could be in place by year's end

Drug Dealers Paying Higher Tax Rates 'Wouldn’t Be A Bad Thing', Mcentee Says
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Drug dealers paying higher tax rates 'wouldn’t be a bad thing', McEntee says

Supreme Court To Examine Family Rights In Deportation Decisions
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Supreme Court to examine family rights in deportation decisions