Judges criticise Garda responses to deaths of two men
Reports published into 2008 Dublin docks drowning and 1988 Co Offaly hit-and-run
Man injured in crash entitled to judgment for any damages
Van was driven by uninsured man who was disqualified from driving at time of crash
Government to nominate new High Court judges today
More than 70 lawyers, half of them barristers, applied for posts
Cabinet chooses High Court judge Peter Charleton for Supreme Court post
Vacancy created by retirement of Nial Fennelly
Government to choose new Supreme Court judge
Vacancy created by retirement of Mr Justice Nial Fennelly
Anthony Lyons will ‘always be notorious’, appeal court told
DPP says sentences must not only deter accused but also impose a general deterrence
Driver who drank eight pints before fatal crash jailed
Court of Criminal appeal upholds arguments that five-year suspended sentence unduly lenient
Man awarded €59,050 over slip at Rush pier
Barber (58) sued Fingal County Council after missing three months of work with leg, arm injuries
Coalition has scope to alter key parts of judiciary
Many questions remain over how new Court of Appeal will operate
Courts face ‘upheaval’ over key judicial vacancies
Departures mean Government will have to make at least 15 new appointments this year
No obligation to give reason for non-jury trial in Thomas “Slab” Murphy case, says DPP
Murphy is being prosecuted on nine charges of failing to furnish tax returns for the years from 1996/1997 to 2004
Former Dairygold chief executive settles legal action
Board of company terminated Jerry Henchy’s €580,000 a year job almost five years ago
Bid to overthrow bankruptcy by Sean Dunne for hearing next month
Businessman, now living in Connecticut, is seeking to have the declaration of bankruptcy set aside
Embassy worker challenges Minister’s refusal to consider citizenship application
Action taken by woman who has lived and worked since 2006 as cleaner and cook at Argentine embassy
Ken Drumm ordered to repay €167,843 to IBRC
Issues arose over default on loans and on hire purchase agreements related to cars
David Drumm’s brother ordered to pay IBRC €167,843
High Court hears sibling of former Anglo chief used loans to buy bank shares and cars
Former Dairygold chief looks for €8m in damages
Counsel says client’s employment terminated for ‘spurious’ reasons related to monies owed
Supreme Court rules ’Slab’ Murphy may challenge non-jury trial
Co Louth man being prosecuted on nine charges of failing to furinish tax returns
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