Supreme Court clears way for Mediahuis to challenge reporting restriction in anonymised case
Three-judge Supreme Court panel refuses plaintiffs permission to appeal Court of Appeal judge’s decision in case
Meath construction firm obtains enforcement orders for €9.8m arbitration award against developer
Developer Baystreet found to have unlawfully terminated contract
Judgment in default entered against 130 Christian Brothers in sex abuse damages case
Congregation opting not to advance nominee for purposes of litigation for the past number of years
Tusla ‘in contempt’ over failure to put children in secure care, High Court rules
Finding against Tusla is believed to be first time such a ruling has been made against a State body
Minister for Transport may be joined as party to Enoch Burke proceedings
Court seeking to determine who owns car used by dismissed teacher to travel to Wilson’s Hospital School
Lenders owed combined €11m want to cross-examine Paddy McKillen jnr
Businessman’s lawyers say it is attempt to embarrass him
Work on Galway ring road may start early next year as last opponent withdraws objection
Speaking at the High Court, the last objector to project says no financial settlement was included in agreement he signed
Enoch Burke should only be arrested if he appears at school, judge orders
Dismissed teacher fined a further €30,000 over contempt of court, bringing total owed for attending Wilson’s Hospital to some €238,000
Database ‘listed Abba singer as a vocalist on Daniel O’Donnell song’, High Court hears
Record companies’ body is being sued by artists’ organisation over royalties dispute
Kinahan gang member Sean McGovern sues over deteriorating mental health in prison
McGovern, who admitted directing activities of a criminal organisation, claims his human rights have been breached
High Court overturns Palestinian student’s visa denial over ‘significant errors’ in process
Minister wrongly asserted Shaymaa Abudalu (20) had not provided certain financial documentation
Couple allege their Meath home built without planning permission was wrongfully demolished
Rose and Chris Murray’s house near Navan was demolished in March after two-decade battle
Appeals over super junior ministers at Cabinet ‘fundamentally flawed’, Supreme Court hears
Attorney General says attendance at meeting is being conflated with full ministerial status
Supreme Court appeal opens in row over super junior ministers attending at cabinet
Constitutional challenge by Opposition TDs Pa Daly and Paul Murphy had been dismissed by High Court in December
Palestinian student’s visa refusal was unlawful, court told
Outcome of challenge may impact 38 similar cases taken by others denied documentation by Minister for Justice