Independent review into Tusla’s engagement with family of murdered four-year-old boy
Mason O’Connell-Conway was in private family care arrangement, agency says
Judge orders sale of valuable Foxrock house after siblings disagree on how to sell it
House at Westminster Road was left equally between four adult children of deceased couple
A guide to judicial complaints: No judge to date has been removed from office
Ireland was last EU state to introduce formal judicial misconduct complaints regime
Limerick woman jailed for life for murder of boyfriend’s four-year-old son
Tegan McGhee (32) was also sentenced over two charges of child cruelty
Limerick child killer Tegan McGhee was subject to rape and torture threats from Barbie Kardashian in prison
Transgender woman acquitted of making threats to kill or seriously harm Tegan McGhee and a prison officer
Judge who called cyclists ‘a nightmare’ was fined for failing to provide breath test to garda
Circuit Court judge James O’Donohoe was fined €600 in Galway in 2012 after pleading guilty to failing to comply
Woman whose four-year-old son murdered by stepmother says child’s life taken by ‘pure evil’
Sentence to be imposed on Wednesday after prior jailing of child’s father for endangerment and neglect
Appeals over murders of Cork woman in 1981 and Garda Colm Horkan among cases in new law term
Woman faces sentence for murder of four-year-old stepson on the opening day of the new term on Monday
New legal fees model could slash State’s bill in environmental cases
Proposed fees model would mean big savings for State in environmental judicial reviews, report suggests
Enoch Burke legal saga set to continue as courts grapple with teacher’s ‘moral universe’
Dispute is due before High Court, Supreme Court and legal costs adjudicators in new year
Supreme Court to hear appeal over nomination process for presidential elections
Outcome of appeal cannot upset the election of President Catherine Connolly - judges
Man challenges €125 clamping charge for parking on Dublin road with continuous white line
Plaintiff presents arguable case that immobilisation notice was not clear enough, says appeal court
Man left €25,000 in his will to nurse who cared for him in Dublin hospital
Beneficiaries tracing firm Finders International located delighted nurse in the Philippines
Man’s cohabiting partner entitled to provision from estate after father loses appeal
Pair had discussed marriage, but it was not legal in Ireland at time of man’s death
Widow had capacity when she made last will leaving her Sligo home to a niece, judge rules
High Court became involved after woman’s GP declined to swear she had testamentary capacity