Cryptocurrency analyst gets temporary court order requiring X to reinstate his account
Analyst claims he is losing up to $20,000 dollars monthly due to suspension
Garda who engaged in sexual act with woman in station challenges fresh suspension
Garda Raymond Hegarty claims suspension decision is unlawful and irrational
Showjumper’s ex-partner denies he lacked authority to remove horses from equestrian centre
Five horses to be held in independent care pending outcome of dispute, with sixth and most valuable horse subject of separate case
Inis Oírr to receive €36m for new pier
Record funding package will mean ‘safety and certainty’ and is ‘statement of intent’ on future of islands
Man faces possible sale of €1.2m family home if €350,000 debt to brothers not paid in six months
Debt arose after order was pulled for Irish souvenirs including leprechauns and fairy doors
DPP mulls decision on perjury prosecution over withdrawn evidence in Conor McGregor appeal
Should DPP proceed, this would mark only second prosecution under 2021 perjury law and sixth in past decade
Mary Robinson urges states to act decisively to stop Gaza’s ‘unfolding genocide’
Elders group urge targeted sanctions on Israeli prime minister and security cabinet
Child with additional needs loses legal challenge over year-long delay getting school transport
High Court says claim can be renewed if transport not available in September
Man fails to halt sister’s damages claim against him over alleged rape and sexual abuse
Brother denies he sexually assaulted his younger sister when she was between 11 and 13 years old
Mother secures two-year barring order against son who threatened to kill her ‘stone dead’
Mother gets two-year barring order as judge orders son to ‘sort out your demons’
Gardaí investigate alleged perjury involving couple in Conor McGregor civil rape case appeal
Nikita Hand’s neighbours’ evidence was withdrawn by McGregor’s side at the start of the appeal
The struggle to rein in Ireland’s teen offenders: ‘These gangs have no fear of recrimination’
Judges face daily dilemma over insufficient places as concerns expressed that ‘feral’ gangs are committing crimes ‘without any fear of recrimination’
Teenagers ‘back on the tear’ within hours of court hearings amid lack of places at Oberstown
District Court president Paul Kelly says the child justice system is at risk of being brought ‘into disrepute’
High Court judge says judgments should avoid Latin and ‘terms of art’
Legal terms for costs orders would mean ‘double-Dutch’ to lay person, says judge in costs ruling
Developer fails in last-ditch bid to salvage approval for apartments near Royal Hospital Kilmainham
Proposed development was for five apartment blocks, including an 18-storey tower