Girl injured in Parnell Square stabbing now non-verbal and in a wheelchair, mother tells court
Riad Bouchaker, who denies charges including attempted murder, told gardaí he was ‘not in his right mind’ and did not intend to kill
Solicitors consider withdrawal of services over new criminal legal aid payments
Some courts delayed as 150 solicitors meet over Department of Justice proposals
Elon Musk calls on High Court to halt investigation by Irish media regulator into X
Any adverse outcome of inquiry into X’s complaints regime could mean fines up to 6 per cent of turnover
Man denies attempted murder of three children at Dublin’s Parnell Square
Trial to open on Wednesday of Riad Bouchaker (52) on charges connected with November 2023 incident
Research raises concerns about impact on justice systems of using AI
AI ‘judges’ can be ‘very persuadable’, study finds
‘Campaigning to the end’: Paul May, who helped free the Birmingham Six, dies aged 74
Over numerous years, May’s efforts helped liberate the Guilford Four and Maguire Seven among many others
Trial hears Jeffrey Donaldson told teenager: ‘I am truly sorry. Please forgive me’
Founder of Christian Family Centre facilitated meeting between former DUP leader and complainant, Newry court told
Twenty-nine houses built without planning permission must be removed, High Court rules
Judge notes ‘unbelievable chutzpah’ of developers who ignored warning letters and intensified construction at south Dublin site
New ‘actuarial’ criminal legal aid payments open to legal challenge, Law Society warns
Anger mounts among solicitors after Minister for Justice presented plan as a ‘fait accompli’
Couple whose illegally built Meath home was demolished bring fresh challenge over council’s actions
Meath County Council opposes couple’s move to dispute effects of earlier court orders
Making a will, administering an estate, and will disputes: the costs and challenges
Homemade wills, including for estates valued at as much as €3-€4 million, ‘can cause chaos’ says solicitor
‘What are rules for?’: Town blighted by speeding drivers baffled by judge’s dismissal of 34 cases
High Court has ruled Judge Andrew Cody’s approach was wrong and ‘manifestly inappropriate’
A section of the R445 road at Clogheen near Monasterevin, Co Kildare. Video: Mary Carolan
A section of the R445 road at Clogheen near Monasterevin, Co Kildare. Video: Mary Carolan
Meta loses High Court challenge to possible €430m fine
Data Protection Commission has power in inquiry into individual complaint to make orders affecting general data access practices, High Court rules
Judge’s refusal to convict 34 speeding drivers was wrong, High Court rules
District judge’s refusal is quashed but drivers will avoid conviction and penalty points