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
Woman to be awarded damages over alleged rape by employee at hotel
Civil action against accused worker and company over sexual assault, rape, battery, false imprisonment and emotional suffering
Paddy McKillen jnr stands over financial statement in personal insolvency bid, court told
Two lenders owed a combined €11 million by the businessman raised concerns about his disclosures
Irish firm with €2.4m debt to Revenue allegedly diverted business to Gibraltar entity, court told
Liquidator alleges company moved money to bank account on the island
Enoch Burke: High Court again orders arrest and jailing of sacked teacher over school trespass
Court had to act to protect Wilson’s Hospital School’s children from Burke’s ‘appalling behaviour’, judge says
Supreme Court to hear appeal in LinkedIn challenge to €310m DPC fine
Levy imposed for breaches of European data protection legislation
Enoch Burke faces jail again as school lodges fresh High Court application
Lawyers for Wilson’s Hospital School say sacked teacher trespassed multiple times, in breach of court order
Three Palestinian students granted visas after Minister reverses refusal
A fourth student lost their appeal to the visa refusal
Paddy McKillen jnr consents to judgment over €2.3m owed to lender
Entrepreneur now in personal insolvency process, High Court hears
Refusal of Irish visas for Palestinian students is ‘trapping’ people in Gaza, court hears
Refusal of Irish visas is ‘trapping’ people in Gaza, says counsel for students
Three challenges to Galway City Ring Road permission settled
A fourth action against the permission remains live
Man settles action over abuse by former Terenure College teacher John McClean
Court hears ‘of the most significant and substantial type’ of sexual abuse between the 1970s and 1980s