Death of North’s former Lord Chief Justice Lord Kerr
Recently retired British supreme court judge made ‘enormous contribution’ to courts in Britain and Northern Ireland
Belfast court dismisses claim that Brexit will damage peace process
Applicants argued UK government must seek deal to protect north-south co-operation
Miriam Lord: Lofty new chamber fails to inspire waffling Senators
Back in their expensively refurbished Upper House, the talk was still resolutely cheap
Full text of UK supreme court judgment on suspension of parliament
President of the court Lady Hale says prorogation was ‘unlawful, void and of no effect
London saying Ireland will be under huge pressure to compromise on backstop
British diplomats are briefing that the consequences of a no-deal Brexit for Ireland are so disastrous that compromise is likely
Gay cake case: Belfast bakery did not discriminate, UK supreme court rules
Gareth Lee brought a claim against Ashers bakery for discrimination
Most in UK want to decriminalise abortion in N Ireland, polls show
Amnesty International research finds vast majority favour change in law
UK pension rule discriminates against transgender woman – ECJ
Lawyers says ruling ‘small decision’ but of great importance in move toward equality
Breda O’Brien: Referendum result does not override conscience
Anti-abortion medics feel threatened and fearful in a newly intolerant Ireland
UK justice secretary backs judiciary after criticism over lack of support
Rule of law was undermined by media attacks following article 50 ruling, says judge
Brexit: Ireland waltzes while UK pushes legislation through in jig-time
Inside politics: Calls for Stardust inquiry show thin green line of Government survival
Lawyer taking Brexit escape route case in Irish courts confident of success
‘Whichever way you slice the apple you find worms in it,’ says Jolyon Maugham QC
Article 50 case in UK raises big questions about the business of democracy
The sovereignty of parliament should apply in all cases
British supreme court hearing avoids the big question on article 50
Hearing considered many arguments, but not whether exit process could be revoked
Lawyers argue Theresa May can start Brexit process
Attorney general tells supreme court it was wrong to rule that MPs must have their say
NI ban on gay men donating blood will lift as of September 1st
Executive agrees with removal so decision now unlikely to be challenged by DUP
Northern Ireland lifts ban on gay men donating blood
Lifetime ban will be formally removed on September 1st, says Minister
Michael O’Leary rejects competition body ruling
UK regulator says Ryanair must reduce 29.8% stake in Aer Lingus to 5%
Ryanair likely to get IAG bid approval
UK’s competition regulator expected to allow sale of Aer Lingus stake to IAG
Government’s decision on Aer Lingus shifts spotlight to Ryanair
Shareholder is locked in legal battle with UK competition regulator
Ryanair aims for profits of €970m as German market targeted
Airline makes €867m in 2014 and carries more than 90m passengers
Decision on IAG Aer Lingus offer could take weeks
IAG willing to pay €1.36bn if the State and Ryanair agree to sell their respective stakes
Ryanair has not given up on 2013 ruling
Airline says UK regulator ‘manifestly wrong’ to refuse review
IAG backs ruling by UK regulator on Ryanair’s Aer Lingus stake
Competition authority has refused Ryanair’s call for a formal review of its 2013 ruling
North’s AG queries ruling against owners who banned gay couple from guesthouse
John Larkin says Supreme Court argument failed to understand orthodox Christian position
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