Breaking glass signals end for illegally constructed Meath home after 20-year saga
High Court refuses application from homeowners to halt demolition of property as neighbours help clear site
How a dream family home in Co Meath became a 20-year nightmare
Couple built Co Meath house in 2006 twice the size of that for which permission was refused months earlier
Judge told Meath couple have ‘lost everything’ as demolition of home continues
Solicitor for couple urges judge to stall works pending European court application
Owners await demolition of Meath home built more than 20 years ago without permission
Chris and Rose Murray say their offer to give the 588 sq m property to a charity has failed
Gardaí unable to locate couple whose Meath home was built without permission, judge told
Court permitted council to remove large steel containers blocking access to property
Meath home built without planning permission is seized from owners, ending 20 year legal saga
Chris and Rose Murray mounted series of appeals keep the 6,220 sq ft home after ‘wilful breach’ of planning laws
The cost of defending cases: solicitors push back on plan to change how lawyers are paid through criminal legal aid
‘There’s a world of difference between theft of a Creme Egg and mortgage fraud,’ says one lawyer
Minister’s plan to reduce criminal legal aid fees will lead to solicitor ‘exodus’ – Law Society
Plan for €455 ‘one flat fee’ in breach of Programme for Government commitments, society says
Press ombudsman ‘uneasy’ about ‘graphic’ media reporting of sexual violence cases
Research is necessary to see if reporting guidelines might help prevent ‘copycat’ behaviour says ombudsman
Supreme Court to hear appeal over conviction of Regency Hotel attack getaway driver
Jason Bonney’s appeal raises legal issues of general public importance, judges say
Fund seeks orders against jailed solicitor Michael Lynn for sale of properties
Lynn, on video-link from Shelton Abbey prison, gets two-week adjournment of sale orders application by Pepper Finance
Supreme Court urged to overturn ‘problematic’ ruling regarding drink-driving cases
‘Very large’ number of prosecutions on hold pending judgment on DPP’s appeal over ruling on sample’s chain of custody
‘I think my eye socket may be broken,’ pregnant woman tells domestic violence court
Woman gets barring order against man who allegedly punched her and tried to choke her with a chair
Department’s separate legal aid payments practice seems to lack ‘legal basis’, says judge
High Court rejects test challenges over judges’ refusal to issue multiple legal aid certificates
Jailed Tipperary dentist claimed payment for 19 extractions for patient who said she only went for dentures
HSE dental inspectors said Jerome Kiely falsely claimed for many treatments he never provided