Boy is in a ‘dire’ situation with no prospect of a meaningful recovery, judges hear

Plaintiffs allege bank was negligent in operation of funds investing in property in UK

Criticism of attendance at ‘Golfgate’ dinner based on ‘misunderstanding’, judge claims

Judge faces informal process after attending golf society dinner amid Covid restrictions

Clarke now scheduled to meet judge on Thursday to resolve golf dinner controversy

Supreme Court urges updating of law on harassment to provide ‘effective’ statutory protection

Judicial review sought over concerns about impact of proposed 11-turbine development

Panel of independent contractors - self employed barristers - assisted with applications

Man claimed he did not get fair trial because of a 44-year delay between offence and trial

An Bord Pleanála’s decision had ‘unfortunate tone, at once defensive and circular’

UK-born Shamima Begum had her citizenship revoked by the UK Home Office

‘I won’t be paying it because I haven’t got it,’ court told

Letter reminds public service pay body of view expressed previously about judicial recruitment

Government has focused on reducing overly generous court payouts for injury claims

Judges agreed reconsideration of the complex statutory limitation periods applicable to personal injury actions is desirable

Teacher claimed would be unconstitutional to prosecute for alleged offence from 1970s

Fianna Fáil activist Brian Mohan challenging law linking quotas to funding

Man wins appeal over District Court judge decision to jail him for a week

Issues included whether An Bord Pleanála was ‘competent authority’

Man claims elderly woman with dementia is being unlawfully detained as a ward of court

Eric Wansboro challenged decision he was not entitled to rely on unconstitutionality finding

If accused can subjectively show they felt provoked manslaughter verdict can be given

Man sought redress over abuse by named Brothers in 1960s

Several legal authorities call for provocation to be replaced or codified in legislation

At issue is if EU state can refuse to surrender citizen to UK if they will be jailed past 2019

Government ‘on track’ to have legislation through in the next parliamentary session

Woman, from Nigeria, opposed deportation in part due to concerns over her son’s health

Refusal would clear way for certification of Eight Amendment referendum result

Access to civil courts, guaranteed by Constitution, threatened by rising litigation costs

Child with sickle cell disease had lost appeal over deportation of him and Nigerian mother

Court advises further legal measures to ensure regularisation of the adoption

Gary Davis, from Wicklow, could face life sentence if found guilty on drugs charges

Court of Appeal judge says was necessary to suspend decision due to serious implications

O’Brien appealing dismissal of action over TD’s comments on bank affairs

Law firm told to pay €5.2m over negligent failure to properly register property

State should consider prospective rights of unborn when considering deportation, court finds

‘Birth is the brightline event, you fall one side or the other,’ argues State in opening appeal

Judgment may affect the wording of the referendum on the Eighth Amendment

Anti-abortion group wants to be heard in State’s appeal on rights of unborn

Mr Justice Donal O’Donnell says ‘reason is central to the judicial task’