Widower settles action over delay in diagnosing late wife’s cancer
The court heard Mary Gilroy died aged 71 in May 2020 after being diagnosed with terminal cancer
High Court challenges brought over tented accommodation for asylum seekers
Latest case before court brought by Somalian national initially homeless upon arrival in State last December
Judge justified in concluding child’s rights not properly considered by Minister for Justice, Supreme Court rules
The five-judge court dismissed the appeal by Helen McEntee in relation to deportation case involving child’s father
Debt purchasing firm granted injunction restraining owner from re-entering house
Mr Justice Rory Mulcahy said Everyday Finance is “clearly” entitled to possession of the north Dublin property
High Court to ask European forum to decide issues linked to validity of nitrate derogation measures
Mr Justice Richard Humphreys said An Taisce’s case raised novel, complex and important issues of EU law
Drones being used to deliver unlit petrol bombs to Coolock site, High Court hears
‘Crackle of violence’ could spark into flames at site being developed as accommodation for mainly Ukrainians
Minister’s power to issue binding planning conditions constitutional - court
Oireachtas ‘fully entitled’ to ensure local authority powers are exercisable in a way that conforms to national policy standards, judges said
Bitter disputes between Web Summit co-founders to be heard over nine weeks
The parties involved in the five cases have spent more than two years sifting through files as part of the discovery process
Court rejects Philip Nolan’s application to be treated as not dismissed from Science Foundation Ireland
Prof Nolan contends the High Court gave a ‘fundamentally incorrect’ decision in his case
Ryanair’s challenge to competition authority’s search warrant set for hearing next October
Court hears there is an ‘urgency’ to the case, as competition investigations should be resolved quickly
High Court awards €66,000 to barista discriminated against when dismissed while pregnant
Judge concludes issuing of Renata Karpicz’s P45 constituted dismissal in all the circumstances
Court grants order restraining ‘persons unknown’ from attending Coolock site to engage in threatening behaviour
The court heard there are plans to build more than 500 units to accommodate mainly Ukrainian families
Farming couple allege Pepper Finance is pursuing them over debts fully repaid 12 years ago
A judge said that a 2012 letter, if proved correct, makes the case ‘truly astonishing’
Supreme Court dismisses appeal by initiator of plan to rob man later subjected to ‘barbaric’ attack
Edward McAndrew set upon by men who beat him with iron bars and demanded money
Man accused of unlawfully reoccupying his Dublin home says footage will debunk debt purchaser’s claims
A man who identified himself as Joseph Kennedy said Everyday Finance’s claims are ‘not true’