Liam Campbell can be extradited to Lithuania, Supreme Court rules
Louth man, found liable for Omagh bombing, is accused of terrorism and weapons offences
Justice Elizabeth Dunne
Judge John Cooke an ‘exceptional man’ who never lost sense of fairness, funeral told
Late High Court justice believed purpose of law is ‘to treat everyone fairly and ensure voice of everyone is heard’
Supreme Court to hear Patrick Quirke appeal against his murder conviction
Quirke found guilty in 2019 of murdering DJ Bobby Ryan known as ‘Mr Moonlight’
Supreme Court to hear convicted fraudster's appeal against extradition
Farah Damji fled to Ireland having absconded during her trial in London
Supreme Court to hear environmental appeal over Project Ireland 2040
High Court had dismissed claim that plan was invalid due to shortcomings in process
Supreme Court dismisses appeal against €140m Glanbia cheese plant in Co Kilkenny
Court says environmental directive should not be ‘conscripted’ into fight against climate change
Supreme Court discontinues injunction requiring Traveller family to vacate site
Clare County Council sought to have McDonagh family leave lands outside Ennis
Court hears of ‘serious concerns’ about environmental impact of Glanbia plant
An Taisce argues milk production is ‘significant indirect effect’ of development
Supreme Court rules former harbour master not entitled to salary payments
Court previously found decision to dismiss Patrick J Kelly should be quashed
EU Court of Justice asked to rule on issues relating to Polish judicial system
Supreme Court makes request after considering whether two men should be surrendered
Supreme Court rejects challenge to Workplace Relations Commission
Employment disputes body’s powers ‘not offensive to Constitution’
Supreme Court quashes dismissal of harbour master minister complained about
Judges uphold claim of objective bias over Mary Coughlan’s ‘twin involvement’ in case
Supreme Court ruling to require new rules for revoking citizenship
New process will have to contain safeguards for those facing severe consequences
Supreme Court dismisses appeal over refusal to decide status of peat extraction
Friends of the Irish Environment challenged An Bord Pleanála over planning permission
Supreme Court to rule on State appeal over meaning of ‘child’
Judges to rule on appeal over finding with implications for family reunification
Supreme Court rules 2014 law on unpaid fines is retrospective
The Chief Justice criticises the failure to address ‘such a straightforward matter’
Supreme Court clears way for man to sue hospital over MRSA infection
Judges agreed reconsideration of the complex statutory limitation periods applicable to personal injury actions is desirable
Supreme court clears way for prosecution of ex-teacher for alleged ‘gross indecency’
Teacher claimed would be unconstitutional to prosecute for alleged offence from 1970s
Prisoner who claims ex-garda asked to be assaulted loses appeal
Gerard Brown says Stephen Cooper wanted to be attacked to secure transfer to open jail
Man wins Supreme Court challenge over suspended sentence
Eric Wansboro challenged decision he was not entitled to rely on unconstitutionality finding
Facebook’s court appeal over data transfer case set for January
Supreme Court refuses attempt by UK data expert to join case
Court to rule on man’s challenge to UK extradition on Brexit grounds
At issue is if EU state can refuse to surrender citizen to UK if they will be jailed past 2019
Urgent action needed on access to justice for citizens, says Supreme Court
Access to civil courts, guaranteed by Constitution, threatened by rising litigation costs
Dermot Desmond cannot proceed with action linked to Moriarty Tribunal
Businessman sought chance to overturn court decisions rejecting his complaints about conduct of inquiry
Authority may not recognise a foreign-based adoption – Supreme Court
Court advises further legal measures to ensure regularisation of the adoption
Juries should decide defamation awards, Supreme Court rules
Dispute arose in two actions over whether sum should be determined by judge or jury
Severely disabled woman living in damp council house fails in court bid
Council offered to carry out further works to house of disabled woman in Fermoy
Silk Road administrator can be extradited to US, Supreme Court rules
Gary Davis, from Wicklow, could face life sentence if found guilty on drugs charges
Man loses Supreme Court appeal over Irish divorce obtained by wife
Plaintiff claimed it was irreconcilable with an earlier divorce granted in another EU state
Mother and disabled daughter appeal court decision over housing
High Court rejected claim council should provide family with house near hospital
Apple Athenry data centre appeal goes to Supreme Court
Proceedings surrounding Athenry data centre have attracted ‘considerable’ public attention
Supreme Court to hear Minister’s appeals over marital rights rulings
Court found family rights should be a factor in deciding on non-EEA people entering and remaining in State
Supreme Court to hear Denis O’Brien appeal over Dáil statements on Monday
O’Brien appealing dismissal of action over TD’s comments on bank affairs
Victims of parliamentary privilege ‘a part of life’, court hears
Former Rehab chief executive Angela Kerins appealing rejection of her claim for damages
Full constitutional rights begin at birth, Supreme Court told
‘Birth is the brightline event, you fall one side or the other,’ argues State in opening appeal
Seven judges to hear appeal over rights of unborn
Judgment may affect the wording of the referendum on the Eighth Amendment
Supreme Court to rule on Pro-Life Campaign application
Anti-abortion group wants to be heard in State’s appeal on rights of unborn
Denis O’Brien fails in Supreme Court bid to access Red Flag files
Businessman sought leave to challenge Court of Appeal rejection of discovery attempt
Options narrowing for Denis O’Brien in Red Flag battle
Supreme Court decision not to overturn High Court decision
Denis O’Brien’s appeal over Dáil statements will be heard in March
Ex-Rehab chief Angela Kerins appeal over treatment by PAC set for March in Supreme Court
Brian Rattigan wins Supreme Court appeal over murder conviction
Court finds comments by trial judge unintentionally conveyed ‘advocacy’ for prosecution
Cabinet to pick chief justice from three-judge shortlist
Chief Justice Susan Denham to step down after six years as head of judiciary
Cabinet to nominate new chief justice before summer recess
Concern that Susan Denham’s successor would not be in place before retirement
Court bid by man with alleged links to Islamic terrorism to prevent deportation
The man, who has been living in Ireland for several years, denies membership of any terror group
Supreme Court limits investigation’s access to emails of senior CRH executive
CCPC accessed 100,000 emails during inquiry into alleged anti-competitive practices in cement market
Supreme Court rules student with dyslexia was not discriminated against
Special explanatory notes were attached to complainant’s Leaving Certificate
Enda Kenny: political pragmatist or progressive social leader?
Taoiseach handled divisive social issues, but only when it was safe to do so
Tusla loses appeal against release of children to mother
High Court finds parents’ rights to constitutional justice were ‘fundamentally’ breached
Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal over symphysiotomy
Procedure was carried out on woman in 1963, 12 days before her first baby was born
Man appeals against reversal of €900,000 damages award
Martin McDonagh brings case over ‘Sunday World’ article in 1999 to Supreme Court
Man retains access to Doonbeg beach after seven-year dispute
Clare council ordered to pay man €150,000 in case over right-of-way at Trump course
Clare man wins legal fight for right-of-way at Donald Trump golf course
Judge said it appeared ‘Trump has no interest in extinguishing the right-of-way’
Denis O’Brien loses appeal against decision on Moriarty witness
Five-judge Supreme Court unanimously dismisses claim over breach of fair procedures
Supreme Court rejects claim of ‘objective bias’ by judge
Boy appealing medical negligence award queried judge’s attendance at conference
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