Richard Satchwell is ‘far from criminal mastermind’, defence lawyer tells jury
Prosecution says Mr Satchwell, who denies murder of wife Tina Satchwell, is an ‘arch manipulator’
More than 350 lawyers and academics say Government not complying with international law obligations over Palestine crisis
Ireland obliged to take steps to prevent EU rendering assistance to Israel’s ‘unlawful acts’
Suspended solicitor Declan O’Callaghan loses challenge over disciplinary tribunal procedures
Full appeal against tribunal’s professional misconduct findings against solicitor is next stage in his legal battle
Sister of Tina Satchwell regarded Richard Satchwell as ‘obsessive’ and ‘possessive’ about his wife
Lorraine Howard says her sister told her about slapping her husband when she was 18, but she had ‘never seen violence’
Richard Satchwell trial: Cousin of Tina tells jury she ‘never’ saw her being violent or aggressive
Prosecution's case has concluded and jury sent away until tomorrow
Advanced decomposition meant cause of Tina Satchwell’s death could not be determined, pathologist says
Dressing gown belt ‘in unusual position’ on 45-year-old’s body, Dr Margaret Bolster tells murder trial of Richard Satchwell (58)
Mother allegedly intimidated out of rented home by masked men seeks damages payment over unlawful eviction
Landlord and his son separately appeal sentences imposed in connection with incident at Waterford property
Domestic violence sentencing: Abusive behaviour by partners to be an aggravating factor
Good character is ‘at best a minor’ factor in mitigation, according to new guidance for judges
Woman alleges she lost pregnancy following assault by man who ‘made me a prostitute’
‘I’m only existing, I’m taking a chance on him killing me,’ woman tells judge
Damages award to Dublin firm over online review should make people ‘think twice’ before ‘venting’ online, says internet law expert
More cases likely over critical reviews after €40,000 damages awarded in ‘hugely significant’ case
Wills and family fall-outs: ‘Money and grief bring out the worst in people’
The absence of a will or a poorly prepared one can result in bitter disputes between surviving family members. Six people share tales of conflict and resentment
Conor McGregor’s appeal over civil rape case outcome ready to proceed in July
Nikita Hand says claims that she was assaulted by ex-partner hours after encounter with McGregor are 'lies'
Richard Satchwell trial: Jury told most female domestic homicides within 1km of their homes
Decomposed remains of Tina Satchwell were wrapped in a blanket and retrieved from ‘very deep’ grave site under home, trial told
Authors of paper claiming Irish judges use Wikipedia as a source for rulings dispute ‘flawed’ research criticisms
Authors say that study claiming to ‘debunk’ their research did not do the work necessary for that
Judge shown photos of ‘extensive and horrendous’ bruising allegedly inflicted on woman by husband
Woman claims sons intervened after husband allegedly tried to strangle her