Director of child rights advocacy ‘unconcerned’ about litigation threat
New guardian ad litem service to mean better outcomes for children, says Pat Bergin
Enoch Burke informed of resignations from panel that heard appeal over his dismissal
Resignations come after jailed teacher challenged panel’s conduct of appeal hearing
Supreme Court to clarify climate law obligations of planning authorities
Judgment due on significant appeal regarding decision overturning refusal of wind farm permission
Irish courts slowest in EU at hearing and deciding cases, report finds
National and global data used to evaluate how State’s justice institutions perform compared with jurisdictions elsewhere
Judge to rule next month if man is fit to stand trial over Parnell Square attack
Psychiatrists clashed over Riad Bouchaker’s fitness to plead and stand trial
Queen’s University Belfast cuts ties with George Mitchell, denaming research centre
Broker of Belfast Agreement had name removed from prestigious US-Ireland scholarship
Pregnant woman fears ‘serious risk’ to her safety from unborn’s father, court told
Domestic violence court deals with parents who have to protect themselves on a daily basis, judge says
When family law becomes ‘lawfare’: One woman’s costly journey through the courts
A man’s protracted litigation against former partner has entered its 15th year, pushing legal costs to €350,000
Man charged with murder of Anthony Fowler in Finglas in 2024
Connor Brennan Moran (22) replied ‘no comment’ when charged with murder of man (63), judge told
‘Political priority cannot be a judge’s priority’- European Court of Human Rights president
Political pressure on jurisdiction of court ‘impossible to accept’, says Mattias Guyomar
Four charged with alleged corrupt practices at Kildare and Wicklow Education Training Board
Accused include former chief executive Seán Ashe
Man restricted in bringing cases against ex-partner whose costs over 13 years top €300,000
Family law can become ‘a sort of lawfare’, says Supreme Court
To free or not to free Enoch Burke? That is the question haunting judges
Restraining the serial protester from litigating until his contempt is purged could be one way of making him comply
Plan to slash legal costs in environmental cases is against EU law, say lawyers
Plan to slash legal fees payable in environmental cases is ‘contrary to EU law and Constitution’
Psychiatrists clash over man’s fitness to be tried over attempted murder of three children
Riad Bouchaker also charged with assault of care worker at Parnell Square East in November 2023