Probationer garda facing imminent dismissal to win stay of execution
High Court grants leave for garda to bring judicial review challenging procedures and recommendations of board of inquiry
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Mother distressed that new law requires disabled son’s discharge from wardship
High Court obliged to implement the law ‘rather than to make it’, judge says
Cork tipster is warned against publishing further criticisms of rival Rob Heneghan
Rob Heneghan – the ‘most followed racing pundit in world’ – gets High Court injunction against Cork tipster over death threat claims
Elon Musk’s X must pay costs of failed application against media regulator, court rules
Main case due to be heard over two days in early July
Wind farm to appeal significant ruling finding it caused nuisance to neighbours
Decision was first in Ireland or the UK to find wind turbine noise levels unreasonably interfered with neighbours’ properties
Nasdaq-listed Iterum has provisional liquidators appointed by High Court in Dublin
Dublin-based business said in a statement on Friday that the move came after it was unable to raise new equity
Court dismisses Gemma O’Doherty’s bid for strikeout of defamation case
Judge says journalist and activist used AI, which cited ‘fake’ legal authorities
Bank judgment mortgages registered against Meath site where house was demolished
Debts recorded after large home was built in 2006 without planning permission, records show
Tesco secures permanent order preventing couple from trespassing on development site
Pair had allegedly been keeping horses on the land and using buildings as makeshift stables
Paddy McKillen jnr takes legal challenge disputing alleged €2.1m debt
New action seeks to halt separate bankruptcy proceedings against businessman
Hoxton Hotel still wants injunction against neighbouring nightclub Yamamori Izakaya
Dublin city centre hotel alleges it had to close 31 rooms following noise complaints from guests
Dodgy box Q&A: Could I face prosecution?
Court order means Revolut must provide Sky names and addresses of those who used accounts to send money to resellers
Judge criticises ‘tit for tat’ litigation over Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance show
A day after securing injunction, Flatley attempts to remove daughter of former adviser from Switzer role
Man (73) secures €1m settlement against hospital over postoperative care
Beaumont Hospital admitted in High Court case that failure to give patient medication was beneath its expected standard of care
European court refuses couple’s application to intervene in Meath house demolition row
Preliminary application was made before dismantling of illegally built five-bed property in Bohermeen
Supreme Court to assess Bank of Ireland’s ability to raise interest in line with costs
Judges to see whether common commercial loan clause gives bank ‘carte blanche’ in setting rates
HSE must find places for vulnerable patients after removal from UK hospital ordered
NHS decision in relation to St Andrew’s Healthcare in Northampton a ‘bolt from the blue’, High Court president says
Family of motorcyclist killed in collision with bus settles case for €425,000
Court heard Keith McGann may have been driving above the speed limit
‘Preferred bidder’ approved for troubled biscuit maker East Coast Bakehouse, court hears
High Court judge extends protection period for company, co-founded by former Enterprise Ireland chair Michael Carey
No special care bed for child threatening to kill themselves ‘every single day’
Seven vulnerable youths waiting on beds in situation judge described as ‘outrageous’
Nurse manager failed to call ambulance for dementia patient who drank cleaning fluid
High Court confirms decision of Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland, suspending nurse from register
‘I want the mess gone’: Couple in Co Meath demolition case swear not to interfere with works
Chris Murray insists ‘no threats came from me’ after High Court hears subcontractor and security firm withdrew from roles on Bohermeen site
Deceased farmer’s home to be sold to pay some of €1.5m legal costs bill in estate dispute
Judge dismisses appeal by farmer’s daughter against possession order for former home in Birr
Couple to attend court on Monday after demolition of illegally built Meath house
Michael and Rose Murray due to attend proceedings in Dublin
‘I don’t envisage lying in front of bulldozers’: Man wants reprieve for €300,000 Sutton extension
Philip Farrelly did not seek planning permission, has been ordered to demolish development in Sutton
Student who sued wall climbing facility and college over 2.6m fall loses injuries claim
Incident happened at indoor climbing facility in Sandyford run by Dublin Bouldering Gym in 2018
Judge orders immediate removal of allegedly defamatory article about racing tipster
Court makes order against tipster Gearóid Norris over article that made allegation about businessman Robert Heneghan
Sil Fox wants jury to hear case against DPP and Garda over dismissed sex assault charge
Entertainer Fox is suing DPP, Garda and other State parties, alleging decision to prosecute him ‘destroyed’ his reputation
Deel executives can be removed as defendants in espionage case brought by rival Rippling
Judge Mark Sanfey said an application to set aside the joining of the three Deel executives was well founded
Teenager who sued over hospital care at birth settles action for €850,000
Girl sued HSE over care provided by University Hospital Galway
Judge says Irishman trying to locate his daughter in Poland is in ‘terrible situation’
Child’s parents have been involved in legal battle for more than a year over where she should receive medical treatment
‘If I had it all to do again, I’d move into a caravan,’ says owner of Meath home being demolished
Rose Murray claims she and husband sought to negotiate with council on reducing size of property but were repeatedly rebuffed
Judge criticises vulnerable boy’s relatives for ‘harbouring’ him while missing from care
Court told it is an outrage that family would undermine court orders in a way that could jeopardise boy’s health, welfare and life
South African horse owner must pay racing giants €218,000 for care of animals
High Court orders payment to branch of Coolmore and to Coolagown Bloodstock
Legal case against Gerry Adams should not be thrown out, says lawyer
Three victims of IRA bombs in England are taking civil case against former Sinn Féin leader, seeking damages of £1
How a dream family home in Co Meath became a 20-year nightmare
Couple built Co Meath house in 2006 twice the size of that for which permission was refused months earlier
Judge told Meath couple have ‘lost everything’ as demolition of home continues
Solicitor for couple urges judge to stall works pending European court application
Demolition of illegally-built Co Meath home under way
Family seen removing personal belongings from house at Faughan Hill, Bohermeen, on Thursday morning
High Court allows company have Garda statement in order to sue environmentalist
Judge said confidentiality issues could be argued during defamation trial
Nurse sues in the High Court over alleged delay in breast cancer diagnosis
Aine McSweeney from Clonmel, Co Tipperary, also had two mammograms that she says were allegedly incorrectly interpreted as benign
Gardaí unable to locate couple whose Meath home was built without permission, judge told
Court permitted council to remove large steel containers blocking access to property
Tusla ‘extraordinarily exposed’ to future compensation claims, judge says
Just 15 of State’s 26 special-care beds are operational due to challenges recruiting and retaining staff
Irish woman who fled ‘very wealthy’ husband in UAE over alleged abuse granted safety order
Husband alleges woman ‘wrongfully’ took child to Ireland and is seeking their return to Gulf state
Wrights challenges awarding of airport convenience store contract in High Court
DAA awarded undertaking to another company after procurement competition
Convicted murderer takes legal action seeking reintegration to general prison population
Warren Dumbrell (51), who is serving a life sentence, tells High Court isolation regime is damaging his parole prospects
Ireland doesn’t have time for wind farm battles
Ella McSweeney: A recent verdict showed climate law can’t fix what politics won’t
Michael Flatley legal dispute with former solicitor to go to mediation, High Court hears
An allegation over a hold on files and claims on both sides about legal fees
Cash-in-transit driver who suffered brain injury in crash settles case for €1.9m
Counsel for Anthony Bourke (66) said he was involved in nine previous road traffic incidents and G4S colleagues were nervous to travel with him
Ex-justice minister Alan Shatter sues TD Paul Murphy over Epstein claims
Users on X erroneously claimed former Fine Gael TD had met convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein at Department of Justice
X, C, A, B, MZ: I’m thinking of the lonely alphabet of brave, anonymous women and girls
No one knows who they are, what they went through or the landmark legal change they secured, but we owe them a debt
Angolan asylum applicant who said parents were murdered wins challenge over refusal
Man submitted he was member of separatist group and his family was targeted by government forces
Enoch Burke was moved to Castlerea jail for own safety, High Court hears
Jailed teacher lost ‘enhanced’ privileges and could no longer be housed in single cell at Mountjoy
Gerry Adams was leader of IRA until mid-2000s, former senior PSNI officer tells court
Barrister for former Sinn Féin president criticised for raising policeman’s 1991 shooting of Catholic youth
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