Yamamori Izakaya ‘not providing a cultural institution to Dublin’, Hoxton tells High Court
Nightclub disputes hotel’s claims, linking problem to construction and insulation, in ongoing noise case
Nightclub disputes hotel’s claims, linking problem to construction and insulation, in ongoing noise case
Bachelor farmer Thomas Doherty (93) had promised nephew his 58-hectare holding in Co Limerick, it is claimed
It is claimed Department of Foreign Affairs erred in law by not recognising applicant as legal or genetic parent of child
Disciplinary tribunal made findings against Ian McSweeney, including that he misappropriated client funds
Jason Cardiff told The Irish Times last week he believed charges would soon be dropped
Mark Keane had been awarded almost €1m by High Court for injuries while freeing colleague from machine
Association says new scheme compromises the independence of guardians ad litem
Judge says proceedings for fraudulent trading should also be considered
‘Very high levels’ on sick leave at Crannóg Nua facility in north Co Dublin, High Court hears
Case comes just days after Government announces intention to proceed with legislation to scrap 32m cap
An Coimisiún Pleanala had signed off on Russian-owned firm’s proposals previously
Home and garden shop contacted as many as 7,000 people who made purchases
Teaching Council to consider complaints about jailed teacher’s alleged trespassing at Wilson’s Hospital School in breach of court orders
HSE acknowledges failings in care, including four-hour wait for ambulance transfer, led to ‘untimely death’ of PJ O’Connor
Good infrastructure and environmental stewardship should not be competing objectives
If fee-paying schools can afford facilities for one cohort of students, why not equipment for another?
Woman and ex-husband jointly hold substantial property and company assets
Proceedings servers ‘encountered some hostility from some who were refusing to leave’, court hears
Law Society’s application to strike off Ronan O’Brien arose from a complaint by two clients
HSE issues apology and says there were failings in the standard of care received by Pádraig O’Brien-O’Donnell
Court reserves judgment on case of Karolis Peckauskas
A number of residents launched lawsuits against An Coimisiún Pleanála, citing impact to homes and environmental concerns
Family argued CTG trace monitoring child’s heart rate was abnormal but not acted upon
Proposed removal of one house per week more expensive but less environmentally damaging, developer argues
Dymphna Dykes (68) died from multi-organ failure due to acute liver failure associated with Isoniazid
Paul McDermott called on the Law Society of Ireland to inform the courts of solicitors’ intentions
High Court judge tells jailed teacher he will not ‘bow’ to his demand during a lengthy and repetitive over-and-back
David Eccles is taking WRC case over HSE’s refusal to provide him with supports to learn Braille
David Masterson pleaded guilty in 2021 to six offences relating to abuse perpetrated against his daughter
Panel scheduled to consider allegations of professional misconduct against jailed teacher on Wednesday
Dublin City Council’s decision to award €51m contract to Apcoa Parking Ireland Ltd is being challenged by current clamping operators
Serving member was four times over the legal limit when stopped in 2022
Khalid Kurshid (57), a German-Pakistani national, is remanded in custody after gardaí say his daughter is ‘high-risk missing person’
Allegations related to care given by Prisca Ngozi Umeob at Mater Private hospital in July and August 2021
Judge gives permission to Silvio Berlusconi’s eldest children to bring late notification to Central Bank over acquisition of bank shareholding
Prosecutions across the country were put on hold after the July 2025 decision in High Court
High Court told anyone subject to adverse public administrative decision should be informed of reasons
Episode taken down from streaming service and social media pending resolution of dispute, court hears
Semi-State company tells High Court that individuals were allegedly trespassing in contempt of court orders
Judge says that, on basis of what counsel had told him, it appeared to be a case of ‘the cuckoo plundering the nest’
Legal action relating to 1978 birth is the oldest negligence case of its kind before courts
Any adverse outcome of inquiry into X’s complaints regime could mean fines up to 6 per cent of turnover
Gill is wanted in Northern Ireland to face a charge of murdering gangland figure Robbie Lawlor
Mary Higgins was jailed for stealing €500,000 from Mount Sackville school, where she worked
The Coolock case pre-dates ‘Grace’s Law’
Judge Liam Kennedy last month heard McKillen jnr’s application for dismissal of bankruptcy summons
The mother, who is Irish, has alleged physical and mental abuse, including coercive control, prior to taking her daughter to Ireland
Court hears religious views should receive ‘utmost respect’ but not prevent life-saving treatment
‘Waves of trespassers’ have been arriving on the land since earlier this year, barrister for Minister for Defence says
Teen can remain in Ireland despite mother’s custody rights, High Court rules
Woodco Renewable Energy Ltd hit financial difficulty following delays to various projects the company was involved in
Con McDonnell ‘walked out’ of Kilkenny practice without warning
Not in public interest that an appeal be launched on the basis of a tendentious mischaracterisation of the trial judgment, judge says
Judge notes ‘unbelievable chutzpah’ of developers who ignored warning letters and intensified construction at south Dublin site
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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