Michael O’Flynn wins challenge to ex business partner’s personal insolvency arrangement
John O’Driscoll ‘unequivocally not insolvent’ at relevant time, High Court rules
Judge dismisses damages claim by girl over leg break in trampoline fall
Ruling issued that plaintiff failed to establish negligence or breach of duty against defendant
‘Hanging on by a thread’: Alleged child sex abuse victim urges Minister to end legal aid row
Complainant says adjournment of trial has exacerbated his mental health difficulties
Political leaders urged to reject ‘hateful narratives’ as hate incidents on the rise
Rising hate is threatening democracy and social cohesion warns human rights watchdog
Lawyers urge Government to tell Trump Ireland opposes his ‘illegal war policies’
US president risks causing ‘global catastrophe’, warns lawyers’ group
Man (20s) in a critical condition after Co Meath assault
Gardaí questioning suspect (40s) in relation to incident in Ballivor early on Monday
Man and woman arrested following prison drug smuggling investigation
Arrests of the two, both aged in their 20s, was made on Monday morning
Solicitor James MacGuill, who acted in several landmark cases, dies aged 63
MacGuill took test case that forced Government to reform Ireland’s criminal injuries compensation scheme
Legal aid fees dispute: Pressure mounts on Jim O’Callaghan as solicitors dig in
Oireachtas justice committee to invite Minister to hearing as courts backlog worsens; Minister insists courts are ‘operating effectively’
Former BBC Northern Ireland political correspondent Stephen Walker dies aged 61
Award-winning journalist wrote biographies of John Hume and David Trimble
Husband hit wife, poured cooking oil on her and tried to set her on fire, court told
Man undertakes before domestic violence court to stay away from family home for three years
Civil legal aid system under ‘significant strain’ with appointment wait times of more than a year
Law Society president says income eligibility threshold of €18,000, unchanged since 2006, ‘locking people out of justice’
Two Irish men win European court appeal over convictions for killing Dublin drug dealer in Netherlands
Dismembered body of Keith Ennis was found in suitcase in Amsterdam canal in 2009
Legal aid row pushing District Courts towards ‘Covid era backlogs’, solicitors warn
Minister for Justice urged to resolve dispute as withdrawal of services by criminal defence solicitors puts strain on system
Man on theft charges faces €45,000 legal bill for bail hearing
Man sought High Court inquiry into his detention against backdrop of criminal legal aid fees dispute