Treatment of hooded men was ‘clear use of torture’, Taoiseach says
UK ruling on PSNI decision to drop investigation is a vindication for campaigners, Martin says
Challenge against DUP boycott of North-South structures returns to court
Demand for ‘confusing picture’ to be resolved after minister fails to take part in cross-border meetings
Dromore redress scheme over clerical abuse unlikely to become a template
Most legal actions by abuse survivors have already been dealt with
Omagh bombing investigations leave trail of questions still unanswered
Twenty-third anniversary of bombing that murdered 29 sees renewed calls for inquiry
Legal challenge to NI Protocol to be appealed, taken to Supreme Court , say unionists
Traditional Unionist Voice leader Jim Allister says Protocol signifies end of the Union
Northern Ireland protocol likened to Vichy regime during court challenge
Judicial review taken to ‘undo the great wrong’ done by UK, say applicants
NI secretary set for major row with DUP over abortion and devolution
Legal threat adding to pressure to bring in regulations to implement abortion services
Ex-GAA player had up to €386,000 transferred to Dubai bank, court told
Peter Loughran granted bail on drugs charges after €33,000 cash surety lodged
Judge criticises Michelle O’Neill over Troubles compensation scheme
Sinn Féin claims scheme could exclude members of republican community
Legal action over delayed compensation scheme for people injured in Troubles
Jennifer McNern lost both legs in bombing of the Belfast’s Abercorn restaurant in 1972
Belfast court dismisses claim that Brexit will damage peace process
Applicants argued UK government must seek deal to protect north-south co-operation
Belfast Agreement does not block Brexit, court hears
North’s attorney general says peace deals not dependent on UK remaining in the EU
Law liberalising abortion and same-sex marriage in NI passes final stage
Changes passed as part of measures aimed at keeping North’s public services running during powershare collapse
PSNI drops criminal inquiry into Loughinisland journalists
Northern Ireland police fast-track return of Loughinisland journalists’ materials
Front window blown out by man attempting to obtain more potent cannabis
Court told man (31) was burnt and disfigured in explosion at terraced house
PSNI has no reason to apologise over Cookstown hotel owner’s arrest, says officer
Investigation into deaths of three teenagers on St Patrick’s night is ‘fast-moving’ and ‘high intensity’
Three men found liable for Omagh bombing adjudicated bankrupt
Michael McKevitt, Colm l Murphy and Liam Campbell order to pay damages to victims’ families
Journalists accuse police of trying to ‘gag’ them over Loughinisland film case
Reporters being punished for exposing human rights abuses in Northern Ireland – NUJ
Belfast court should deal with uncertainty over powers of NI civil servants
Civil servants have been running government departments since Stormont collapsed
Garda dig for remains of missing doctor fails to uncover anything significant
Deirdre O’Flaherty’s car was found on Donegal beach on day she vanished
Loughinisland film journalists to face further police questioning
NUJ chief describes continuing case against Birney and McCaffrey as ‘travesty of justice’
Boston tapes: McIntyre plans appeal in European human rights court
Last month McIntyre lost legal battle keep recordings and transcripts confidential
Woman chased by brother and father wielding crossbows, court told
‘I’m not afraid of ye . . . I’m mad in the brain,’ father allegedly shouted at daughter
Ex-IRA man loses battle to stop police accessing interview tapes
Anthony McIntyre interviewed for Boston College project on Northern Ireland conflict
Family fights on in seven-year legal battle over son’s rugby death
Benjamin Robinson died from second impact syndrome during a match in 2011
Man shot in face during Bloody Sunday awarded €217,000
Derryman Michael Quinn was compensated in a civil action in Belfast High Court
Date set for new inquest into Ballymurphy massacre
Eleven people fatally shot in west Belfast estate between August 9th and 11th, 1971
Police dealing with outbreaks of Eleventh Night trouble in North
PSNI confirms viable pipe bomb discovered at the peace line in restive Belfast
Belfast woman to challenge NI abortion laws in High Court
Decision follows ruling by British supreme court on legality of situation in North
Belfast court rules reducing heat scheme payments was lawful
Judge says Stormont’s introduction of reduced tariff was not an abuse of power
Finding that police colluded with Loughinisland terrorists ‘unfair’
Judge says ombudsman went beyond his powers in reaching conclusions on atrocity
No prosecution for North medics who refer women for abortions
Amnesty says clarification should relieve Northern Ireland doctors of ‘chilling threat’
London Supreme Court to hear case for inquiry into Pat Finucane murder
Geraldine Finucane granted leave to challenge finding that British government justified in rejecting call for inquiry
North’s politicians are leaving human rights to the courts
Abortion case proves the importance of the Human Rights Act to Northern Ireland
Recognise humanist marriage, say model and soccer player
Laura Lacole and Eunan O’Kane say Northern Ireland law discriminatory
Schoolboy held over TalkTalk cyber attack seeks to block identification
Antrim boy detained in 2015 by police investigating hack into telecom’s database
How, and why, did Scappaticci survive the IRA’s wrath?
After being outed as informer ‘Stakeknife’, he escaped the punishment many before him suffered
Q&A: What is going on in Northern Ireland?
The North’s parties are holding new talks aimed at restoring power sharing
Some in Northern Ireland still want a Brexit problem
Taking North out of EU does not breach Belfast Agreement and it is highly irresponsible to claim otherwise
Retired judge to head inquiry into ‘cash for ash’ scheme
Sir Patrick Coghlin will not publish interim findings before elections in North
Belfast developer to sue former Sinn Féin assembly member over Nama ‘libel’
Paddy Kearney claims Daithi McKay was involved in conspiracy that damaged his reputation
Micheál Martin: ‘British government lacks Brexit strategy’
Fianna Fáil leader says its approach ‘would be funny were it not so serious’
Belfast High Court asked to widen spying investigation to North
People deceived by undercover detectives challenge inquiry limit to England and Wales
Belfast anti-abortion protester claims police breached human rights
Woman was unlawfully issued with harassment warning notices, High Court hears
Brexit would have ‘profound political significance’ for North, court hears
Belfast judge considers arguments on how quitting EU would affect Northern Ireland
Theresa May acted legally on Brexit, NI court hears
Lawyer for British government defends right to fully implement referendum vote to quit EU
Arlene Foster: UK must now “get on with” quitting European Union
Martin McGuinness says Brexit is not a “done deal” for Northern Ireland
Are Foster and McGuinness equal to the Brexit challenge?
The North has been plunged into uncertainty and the prospect of having to reconcile the irreconcilable
Former KPMG partners challenge warrants issued in tax inquiry
Four are seeking to judicially review the legality of the warrants secured by HMRC
Omagh bombing: European court rejects appeal by republicans
Men ordered to pay £1.6m in damages to bereaved relatives who took the historic case
Newton Emerson: The North is riddled with nepotism
Practice is intrinsic and inevitable in such a very small place but we choose to ignore it
NI politicians threaten legal challenge to Brexit
Group demands Belfast Agreement be legally protected before UK move to trigger EU exit
Abortion pills delivered to Northern Ireland using drone
Event organised by pro-choice activists to highlight laws around terminations
‘Gay cake’ case: Bakers could not ‘sin’ by going against conscience
Belfast firm Ashers challenging ruling that refusal to make cake with pro-gay slogan unlawful
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