President to attend 75th anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi camp

Judges to rule on appeal over finding with implications for family reunification

Unanimous ruling delivered in appeal linked to hospital preventing woman (96) leaving

Concern centres on finding that screeners have ‘absolute confidence’ about adequacy of sample

High Court judgment has far-reaching consequences for Cervical Check tribunal, court hears

High Court decision forms part of his bid to overturn conviction for Elaine O’Hara murder

The Chief Justice criticises the failure to address ‘such a straightforward matter’

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

Lawyers for Ms Nevin’s estate argued conviction does not amount to proof of her guilt

Former FG councillor Forsey had corruption conviction quashed last month

Man sought redress over abuse by named Brothers in 1960s

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

Elderly dementia sufferer was prevented from leaving to go and live with her son

Owners of Clare Manor Hotel allege corruption in refusal to grant planning for housing

Court advises further legal measures to ensure regularisation of the adoption

Around 1,000 other slopping out cases are on hold until this appeal is decided

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

Court found family rights should be a factor in deciding on non-EEA people entering and remaining in State

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

Dublin man successfully appealed conviction over killing of Declan Gavin in Crumlin

Court overturns decision that the exclusionary rule does not apply in seizure of assets cases

‘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

Tribunal delayed action on 1987 decision, former owners of Clare Manor Hotel claim

Court finds comments by trial judge unintentionally conveyed ‘advocacy’ for prosecution

PTSB cost State €2.7bn to rescue, excluding the €1.3bn it received from sale of group’s Irish Life division

Chief Justice Susan Denham to step down after six years as head of judiciary

Supreme Court judge says urgent attention must be given to legislating on polygamy

Recognition of polygamy ‘would give legal effect to discrimination and subordination’

The man, who has been living in Ireland for several years, denies membership of any terror group

Central to the defence’s case is ‘evidence of collusion’ between witnesses who testified against the two

Romanian mother came to State in 2008 and said she survived by selling the Big Issue

Local woman is challenging Bord Pleanála approval for a wind farm in the Silvermines

Libel Ireland: Cost of cases affects efficacy of reporting, submissions on law reform argue

Barry Doyle jailed for life in 2012 for murder of rugby player in case of mistaken identity

Supreme Court rules Ann Moore thrown out of home in a ‘fundamentally defective’ manner

Five-judge Supreme Court unanimously dismisses claim over breach of fair procedures

Una Ruffley alleges school’s conduct of disciplinary process amounted to ‘workplace bullying’

Inspection by engineer revealed cause of damage lay in foundations, High Court told

Case concerns Revenue finding that O’Brien tax return 15 years ago was insufficient particularly in relation to exchange of Esat Telecom shares