Supreme Court case over unborn’s rights may affect referendum
State is appealing High Court findings that the unborn is a ‘child’ under the Constitution
Court ruling could open Pandora’s box on rights of unborn
Analysis: State seeks clarity on whether foetus entitled to more than simple right to life
State seeks to appeal High Court finding on word ‘unborn’
Judgment considered the rights of a Nigerian father awaiting deportation
Government has ‘taken note’ of ruling on the unborn, Zappone says
High Court judge found rights of the unborn extend beyond the right to life last month
Supreme court rejects girl’s appeal over alleged risk of female genital mutilation
Mother came here in 2005 and youngest daughter was born five years ago
GSOC unable to find source of leak to newspaper
Watchdog says it has introduced new security measures
Vacancy at head of Garda hindering recovery in oversight systems
Action commissioner O’Sullivan keen to present interim tenure as new broom rather than continuation of old regime
Calls for all-party committee to speak to Cooke directly
Government accused of using Cooke report to ‘put this issue to bed regardless of what questions remain unanswered’
GSOC inquiry widens into source of leak about bugging concerns
Investigation into who passed on bugging report may look beyond commission staff
No evidence surveillance took place, report finds
Evidence available does ‘not support’ the proposition that surveillance had occurred
Cooke report into GSOC bugging may be published this week
Former judge looked at three alleged security breaches during investigation
Cabinet agrees to review of Department of Justice operations
Frances Fitzgerald announces ‘comprehensive response’ to Guerin report
Justice Department head may face questions from Dáil committee
Oireachtas committee wants Brian Purcell to answer questions about Guerin report on whistleblower claims
Taoiseach insists Shatter made decision to resign himself
‘Alan Shatter was very clear in that his resignation was his decision and his choice’
Coalition has scope to alter key parts of judiciary
Many questions remain over how new Court of Appeal will operate
Courts face ‘upheaval’ over key judicial vacancies
Departures mean Government will have to make at least 15 new appointments this year
High Court rules steps can be taken to realise Dunne’s assets
Request to direct that assurances be given that developer won’t be arrested also refused
Court rejects challenge to natural gas transmission network charges
Regime scheduled to be introduced in October 2014
Sean Dunne seeks return of documents taken from property
Assets seized from a luxury property in Co Kildare
Seán Dunne challenges seizure of items from Kildare property
Documents and paintings believed to have been removed by bankruptcy official
UCD denies gender discrimination against female academic
Dr Eleanor O’Higgins claims she was passed over for promotion because she is a woman
Academic alleges lack of promotion was gender discrimination
Dr Eleanor O’Higgins asks High Court to direct Labour Court to reconsider rejection of claim
Quinns to pursue Anglo’s Sean Fitzpatrick for damages
Family claims former bank chairman conspired with others to enter into unlawful contracts
Parties back three Dublin seats in Europe
Fine Gael, Labour and Sinn Féin favour retention of three-seat Dublin constituency
Sale of nursing home may see €1.9m judgement against Reilly discharged
Commercial Court case relating to Tipperary business adjourned until October
IMO agrees to withdraw from GP fee cut protest
Undertaking before High Court follows discussions with Competition Authority
IMO suspends withdrawal of GP services pending court action
Competition Authority alleges planned withdrawal is in breach of competition law.
Bloxham stock exchange delisting not to be quashed, court rules
Irish Stock Exchange’s revocation of stockbroking firm’s membership cannot be overturned by judicial review
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