Fund accused of ‘blatant attempt’ to seize more land in loan dispute
Judiciary ‘tone deaf’ to new financial realities in 21st century, says master of the High Court
‘No room on courts website’ for High Court Master’s rulings
Court Service says it will not publish Edmund Honohan rulings because he is not a judge
Honohan says some judges lack experience for banking cases
Some judges have insufficient experience to be aware of deficits in bank evidence, High Court Master says
From Paris to west Cork and back: The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation
Murder of French film producer near Schull in 1996 has never been solved
Judges no longer able to view bank records ‘without suspicion’
Judges uncritically favouring banks ‘should resign’, High Court master Honohan says
Thousands call for return of Edmund Honohan to debt cases
Master of the High Court has been a vocal critic of various banks and funds in his court
Removal of debt cases from Master of High Court ‘deeply sinister and worrying’
Dáil hears Honohan did the State ‘a hell of a service’
Honohan’s striking out of repossession order ‘beggars belief’, judge says
Master of the High Court criticised over decision to dismiss application by bank
Edmund Honohan: A hero to some, a nuisance to others
‘Eccentric’ Master of High Court has been relieved of debt cases
Debt cases to be removed from Master of the High Court
Edmund Honohan recently came to public attention after breaking windows in court
Sean O’Rourke and the judge who is ‘a law unto himself’
Radio Review: Master of the High Court Edmund Honohan explains his window breaking
High Court Master’s hammer-smashed windows cost €340 to repair
Edmund Honohan told cost ‘waste of scarce resources’ and further damage will be billed
Master of High Court breaks Four Courts windows with hammer
Edmund Honohan had complained about ventilation in his courtroom
Master of High Court strikes out €19m claim against businessman
Nama was set up by statute to ‘warehouse debt and not to pursue guarantors’
Miriam Lord: Bríd Smith neatly finishes Varadkar’s sentence
Leo knew he was about to put his foot in it on housing, so he put his mouth in reverse
FF TD accuses party leaders of having ‘no backbone’ on vulture fund Bill
Fianna Fáil’s John McGuinness calls for recall of the Dáil over mortgage arrears issue
ECB critical of FF-sponsored mortgage arrears Bill
Draft legislation would introduce Mortgage Resolution Office with wide powers
Bill proposing more State aid for mortgage arrears backed by iCare
Edmund Honohan says State should buy homes in arrears and rent back to debtors
Home loans should be sold to ethical co-operatives, says Master of High Court
Edmund Honohan’s Bill asks if letter from Taoiseach was 'a sick joke'
Court demands apology from bank over ‘fake evidence’ in debt case
AIB suing woman (88) guaranteed on behalf of her son
Housing co-op plan gets thumbs up from US investors
Initiative to buy €5 billion of distressed mortgages advanced in US
Sale of AIB a significant milestone on State’s road to recovery
Business Week: Brexit talks begin, top 1000 companies, and repossessions increase
Repossessions to increase fivefold, warns master of High Court
Sell-off to vulture funds will push up evictions, costing taxpayers millions
Master of High Court warns over vulture funds and ‘fake news’
Edmund Honohan says companies may be exploiting loophole to reduce tax bills
County registrars ‘not qualified’ to decide on bank repossessions
Debt agency founder backs High Court master over legality of such orders
Master of the High Court condemns house repossessions
Edmund Honohan says Government allowing courts ‘pump people into homelessness’
The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation: a chronology
Story starts in 1991 when English journalist Ian Bailey moves to west Cork
Honohan asks if Noonan knows of AIB debt and repossession cases
High Court Master makes query after noting half of 98 cases before him involved AIB
Man claims defibrillator fitted in heart is defective
Court has heard doctors believe removing ICD poses greater risk than leaving it there
High Court Master urges house buyback by State
Property sold to vulture funds could be used for social housing, says Edmund Honohan
AIB most likely bank to take legal action over debt recovery
State-owned bank issued 860 summary actions; mostly against commercial debts
Dublin jewellers to close in row with Danske Bank
Family jewellers claim defence to €490,000 judgment on basis that property was sold at close to half of expert valuation
Lawyers for families of Omagh victims quiz alleged bombers on assets
Liam Campbell and Michael Colm Murphy deny owning properties
President entitled to sign marriage law despite appeals
Supreme Court rejected appeal against referendum result after Bill already signed
High Court rules against Master’s referral of AIB statement to DPP
Ms Justice Iseult O’Malley rules Master had acted outside his powers
AIB twice as likely as Bank of Ireland to pursue customers
AIB most aggressive bank in State when moving against debtors
Sharon Shannon and manager ordered to pay bank €520,000
Pair failed to make repayments on Permanent TSB business loan taken out in 2006
Danske Bank most active in taking Irish debtors to court
Danske seven times more likely than pillar banks to sue Irish borrowers
High Court warns on ‘fast-track’ procedures
Fast-track may breach entitlements under the European Convention on Human Rights
Accountant claims Lowry said fees 'fell to other parties'
Independent TD says accountant seeking €1.7m in fees, mainly for tribunal work
€650,000 judgment against Michael Lowry vacated
Hearing later on whether TD liable to pay €1.74 million to accountancy firm
Is trend towards summary High Court hearings in the interests of justice?
No witnesses called in an increasing number of cases
Ireland 'does not treat negligence in major institutions as criminal'
Mr Justice Frank Clarke describes ’huge amount of human misery’ seen in courts during crisis
Global Cork Economic Forum to focus on jobs
Conference to examine Ireland’s changed legal landscape following blanket bank guarantee
How the referendum campaigns unfolded
A brief history of the Seanad abolition and Court of Appeal referendums
Government plans to halve size of Supreme Court
Retirees will not be replaced if proposal for new court of appeal is approved
In an unusual move, parties unite to call for Yes vote on appeals court
Fine Gael, Labour, Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin say reform is in public interest
Appeal court proposal a ‘crude device’, says High Court master
Delays could be addressed with existing resources, says Edmund Honohan
Judges say concerns now understood after AG meeting
Association of Judges releases statement after meeting today
Taoiseach stresses independence of judiciary but will not intervene in row
FF leader warns of ‘full-blown constitutional crisis’
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