High Court

A fourth action against the permission remains live

It was claimed father left two-year-old son asleep in his car while he went shopping

‘Incomprehensible’ that funds were depleted by €150,000 due to children attending boarding school abroad, says judge

High Court judge says examiner’s report on equestrian body shows ‘reasonable prospect’ it can continue

Proposal would see cases of four scholarship students heard and decided by Friday

Mercy hospital offers ‘sincere and heartfelt’ apology for failings in care

The local authority ordered the felling in response to damage caused by Storm Éowyn in January 2025

Minister urged to enter talks before High Court decision next week on challenge to new payment model

Axis, cofounded by former boom-era banker Mark Duffy, has yet to line up funding needed to make offer for bank

Blackrock Office Bond II was first BlackBee investment to be classified a ‘compensatable event’

Daniel Kinahan expected in court on opening day of new legal year

Retention remains a problem in units where 10 staff members per child can be required

Veteran gangland criminal made an offer to Cab last month after securing €200,000 loan

Judge Nuala Jackson says measures attached to order, including that father’s passport is retained, are ‘extraordinarily robust’

Minor had been granted habeas corpus inquiry into legality of his incarceration

Repeated efforts to engage with neighbours over construction work met with hostility, couple say

Parades Commission had on Friday granted permission for Protestant organisation to march through mainly nationalist area of Portadown

Carlow entrepreneur refused bail faces 10 charges, five for forgery and five for deception

Co-founder of Press Up hospitality has just €270 in his bank account, court hears

Ivana Bacik called for an increase in the level of support for victims of domestic violence

Father, who has not seen his child since late last year, has been unable to secure visa for State

Criminal Assets Bureau has been granted permission to seize and sell Kimmage property to settle tax debt

Effigy on summit of Co Tyrone pyre accompanied by ‘Islamic fascism’ sign in Arabic writing

But work to raze 29 modular properties built without planning permission has started

Man living abroad denies Irish woman’s allegations of abuse including coercive control, High Court hears

Solicitors tell senior judges the Minister for Justice has ‘failed to engage’ meaningfully over legal aid payments

Student who got fully-funded five-year scholarship is among more than 100 denied visas

Court heard Jude McGuigan also wants to attend football practice and a local gym to improve his mental health

Twins cried when seeing friends going to ‘big school’ and they could not, judge told

Teenager found with heroin ‘on his person’, High Court judge told, while dealing with matters related to special care system

Equestrian body applied for examinership when it become clear it was unable to meet debts

I am aware of at least one case where an accused, who was unrepresented in the District Court and granted bail, assaulted their partner to a degree requiring surgery within two days of being released

New York and Clonmel-based billionaire acquired castle in deal to buy developer Gerry Gannon’s debts from Nama

John O’Driscoll ‘unequivocally not insolvent’ at relevant time, High Court rules

Ruling issued that plaintiff failed to establish negligence or breach of duty against defendant

Cab seizing Dublin home of gangland criminal to pay off nearly €1m tax bill

Internal messages had shown brothers discussing various elements of troubled furniture business

Uncertainty remains over whether a separate count of minority shareholders will be required to approve the deal

MacGuill took test case that forced Government to reform Ireland’s criminal injuries compensation scheme

Internal messages at troubled retailer address which staff should be kept on and how business should be run