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Torres-O’Callaghan will continue on as Lathrop vice mayor

Manteca Bulletin 24 Dec 2025
Jennifer Torres-O’Callaghan will once again serve as vice mayor for the City of Lathrop. She was re-appointed to the post by Mayor Paul Akinjo at the Dec. 8 Lathrop City Council meeting ....
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Warsaw Elementary School sixth grade Christmas concert

Daily Gate City 19 Dec 2025
Warsaw’s holiday magic continued as the elementary school’s sixth-grade band and chorus presented their spirited, joyful Christmas Concert on Monday, Dec. 15 in the Warsaw High School gymnasium ... .
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Libraries - a place of exploration, dreaming, and learning

Daily Gate City 19 Dec 2025
The children's reading area at the Warsaw Public Library is a warm, inviting space set aside for exploring, dreaming, and learning – things kids do withonly the gentlest of nudges ... .
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Statement by Minister Jim O’Callaghan on the conclusion of the search at Bragan Bog for the remains of Columba McVeigh (Department of Justice of Ireland)

Public Technologies 17 Dec 2025
) Press release Statement by Minister Jim O'Callaghan on the conclusion of the search at Bragan Bog for the remains of Columba McVeigh ... Minister O'Callaghan said..
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High asylum seeker numbers are a threat to ‘social cohesion’, says Jim O’Callaghan

The Irish Times 16 Dec 2025
Fears about “a breakdown in social cohesion” are prompting the Government to seek to reduce the number of people coming to Ireland to seek asylum, the Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan has said.
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Minister Jim O’Callaghan obtains Government approval for priority drafting of legislation to assist the Omagh Bombing Inquiry (Department of Justice of Ireland)

Public Technologies 16 Dec 2025
) Press release Minister Jim O'Callaghan obtains Government approval for priority drafting of legislation to assist the Omagh Bombing Inquiry ... In making this announcement, Minister Jim O'Callaghan said..
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Minister Jim O’Callaghan announces allocation of €3.2 million to expand domestic, sexual and gender-based violence services (Department of Justice of Ireland)

Public Technologies 15 Dec 2025
) Press release Minister Jim O'Callaghan announces allocation of €3.2 million to expand domestic, sexual and gender-based violence services ... Minister Jim O'Callaghan said. ... Jim O'Callaghan.
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Miriam O’Callaghan, Rosanna Davison and Patrick Bergin dig in to raise funds for homeless

Irish Independent 14 Dec 2025
Miriam O’Callaghan, Rosanna ...
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Varadkar and O’Callaghan cited in Sinn Fein unity document

Belfast Telegraph 12 Dec 2025
Former taoiseach Leo Varadkar and ...
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Varadkar and O’Callaghan cited has having ‘considered views’ in Sinn Féin Irish unity document

Irish Independent 12 Dec 2025
Former taoiseach Leo Varadkar and ...
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Minister Jim O’Callaghan secures Government approval to publish legislation to enable Gardaí use biometric recognition technologies. (Department of Justice of Ireland)

Public Technologies 11 Dec 2025
) Press release Minister Jim O'Callaghan secures Government approval to publish legislation to enable Gardaí use biometric recognition technologies ... Marking the publication of the Bill, Minister O'Callaghan said. ... added Minister O'Callaghan.
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Sinéad Ryan: Hoarding make-up is a risky business, so the ever-pristine Miriam O’Callaghan might be on to some

Irish Independent 10 Dec 2025
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Speech by Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Jim O’Callaghan, Justice Ministers meeting at the Council of Europe. European Convention on Human Rights and Migration. (Department of Justice of Ireland)

Public Technologies 10 Dec 2025
) Publication Speech by Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Jim O'Callaghan, Justice Ministers meeting at the Council of Europe. European Convention on Human Rights and Migration. From ... 10 December 2025 Last updated on. 10 December 2025.
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European court interprets inhuman and degrading treatment too broadly, says O’Callaghan

The Irish Times 10 Dec 2025
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan has warned that the European Court of Human Rights is interpreting “inhuman and degrading treatment” too broadly, which is limiting the ability of member states to deport foreign criminals.
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Minister Jim O’Callaghan publishes Forensic Science Ireland Annual Report 2024 (Department of Justice of Ireland)

Public Technologies 10 Dec 2025
) Press release Minister Jim O'Callaghan publishes Forensic Science Ireland Annual Report 2024 ... Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Jim O'Callaghan, has today published the latest Annual Report from Forensic Science Ireland (FSI).

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