Tributes paid to George Birmingham on retirement as president of Court of Appeal
Former Fine Gael TD and minister of State resumed law career after losing Dublin North Central seat in 1989
INM governance scandal: Inspectors report may be published next week
Report of six year investigation presented to High Court today
Judge finds in favour of Crown Paints in rent dispute over Coolock premises
Landlords argued Crown Paints was required to pay market rent for over four years before leaving premises in 2022
Barrister strike: Bar council warns on further action if ‘impasse’ over criminal legal aid fee cuts continues
Third day of industrial action this month adds to delays in criminal courts
Courts Service receiving insufficient funding to ensure ‘effective administration of justice’
‘We do not invest enough in ensuring the courts work for citizens,’ says Green Party TD
Denis O’Brien, Leslie Buckley and others seek to be given inspectors’ report on INM governance scandal
High Court judge says his ‘preliminary’ view is in favour of publishing the report
Taxi driver jailed for 13 years for raping child ‘could not care less’ about impact on her, judge says
Raymond Shorten (50), from Dublin 22, to be sentenced on Thursday for separate rapes of two young women
Settlement made after Croke Park found liable for €24,160 damages over man’s fall in stadium
Man fractured hand after fall on wet concrete surface during 2015 All-Ireland football final
Final report by inspectors appointed to investigate governance at former INM expected this week
Results of six-year investigation to be put before Mr Justice Peter Kelly of the High Court
Inside the childcare courts: ‘Making money from the misery of children - that’s distasteful’
Judges at coalface of State’s care system criticise ‘corporate’ Child and Family Agency and warn against privatisation of care
Judges say ‘corporate, faceless’ Tusla is failing children
Private firms making money from ‘misery of children’ is ‘distasteful’, says judge
Dublin taxi driver to be sentenced on Monday for rapes of seven year old girl
Ray Shorten also facing sentencing for separate rapes of two young women in his taxi in summer 2022
Staff retention a key issue for Ireland’s top law firms
Smaller firms less optimistic than many large firms about their futures
More people pursuing careers in law, but concerns about high legal costs persist, says legal services regulator
Report notes concerns that fewer senior barristers are available for criminal cases
Ms Justice Caroline Costello nominated for appointment as president of the Court of Appeal
Court of Appeal presidency is second most senior judicial position in the State