Author Rosita Sweetman loses appeal in Coillte challenge
Case revolves around alleged spraying of a pesticide near her home in Co Wicklow
Claim by doctor dismissed
Dr Hithavachani seeks injunction preventing couple taking possession of her Letterkenny home
Tributes paid to Mr Justice Michael Moriarty on retirement
Attorney General thanks judge on behalf of the State for his 31 years of public service
Court of Appeal overturns award to dance teacher who slipped
Teacher fails to prove her negligence case against fitness centre
Car test centre inspector awarded €65,000 over rear-ending
Toyota that Fabian Karra was working on was hit by a Mini driven by a colleague
Supreme Court reserves decision on Desmond challenge to tribunal
Businessman Dermot Desmond is seeking to overturn a previous High Court finding
‘Not a day goes by without feeling weight of that night,’ rape victim says
Mohamed Okda (30) gets 10 years for raping woman who got lost on night out in Dublin
Recycler of end-of-life vehicles loses court challenge against council
Tipperary County Council had refused to grant dismantler permit for his scrap yard
Man convicted of raping woman who got lost on night out in Dublin
Mohamed Okda (30) met victim in a confused state after she got separated from friends
Garda wins order quashing ‘resign or be sacked’ decision
Garda denied claims of inappropriate sexual relationship and harassing woman by phone
Eric Locke found guilty of murdering Sonia Blount in Tallaght hotel
Dublin man used a fake Facebook profile to meet ex-girlfriend at the Plaza Hotel
Psychiatrist says he believes Dublin man did not intend to kill woman in Tallaght hotel
Eric Locke is charged with murdering Sonia Blount in the Plaza Hotel in Tallaght in 2014
Dublin man strangled ex-girlfriend after she saw gun, knife and cable ties
Eric Locke charged with murdering Sonia Blount at Plaza Hotel in Tallaght in 2014
Man used false identity to meet ex-girlfriend and kill her, court hears
Eric Locke (35) denies murder of Sonia Blount (31) in Tallaght hotel three years ago
Closing speeches in trial of man charged with murder
Gary Walsh accused of killing man (62) after fight over withdrawn sex assault allegations
Killing of 62-year-old ‘all about the rape and the money’
Gary Walsh pleads guilty to manslaughter of former St Mary’s captain at flat in Terenure
Dublin man admits killing former rugby captain
Gary Walsh (34) is accused of murdering Cathal Sweeney (62) in Terenure in 2014
Man fails to stop gross indecency prosecution by citing 115-year-old law
Judge says sexual activity of type alleged would be illegal today
Citizen Denis takes stand to champion rights of ordinary citizen
Businessman Denis O’Brien sees himself as acting in the national interest
Car dealer pays €55,000 to doctor who sued him over Ferrari
Dr Eddie O’Donnell traded his Ferrari California in as part payment for new McLaren
Denis O’Brien loses appeal against decision on Moriarty witness
Five-judge Supreme Court unanimously dismisses claim over breach of fair procedures
Son of Eddie Hutch seeks release as laws struck down
Up to 20 prisoners seeking to benefit from decision on suspended sentences
Attorney General refused application over suspended sentences
High Court judge formally declares laws on activating sentences as unconstitutional
High Court defers hearing on suspended sentences
Law giving the courts power to revoke suspended sentences found unconstitutional in judgment last week.
Two new actions launched after suspended sentences ruling
Nine cases in total have been affected by Judge Michael Moriarty’s finding
High Court facing fallout from suspended sentence ruling
Judge deals with four cases affected by removal of courts’ right to revoke suspension
Ripple effect of decision on sentences being felt in courts
Solicitors long insisted that component of law on suspended sentences was muddled
Prisoners challenge legality of detention after court ruling
Judge ruled law allowing for revocation of suspended sentences is unconstitutional
Emergency laws under way on suspended sentences
Minister to enact legislation after law governing sentencing ruled unconstitutional
Law allowing courts to activate suspended sentences ruled unconstitutional
Decision has serious implications for operation of criminal justice system
Handcuffing of drink-drive suspect does not make arrest invalid
In second case Mr Justice Moriarty says relevant District Court judge was entitled to dismiss case
Analysis: Judge’s direct remarks signal greater scope for media
Independent TD Lowry faces a multimillion-euro costs bill if appeal is not successful
Colm Keena: Refusal to rule out Lowry sends wrong message
Independent has long history of questionable behaviour yet is viable option for voters – and Taoiseach
Moriarty Tribunal cost rulings delayed by Lowry case
Michael Lowry challenging award of only 30% of fees due to lack of co-operation
Mother calls for reform in medical negligence cases
Karen O’Mahony, whose son has a brain injury, wants new laws on compensation
HSE ordered to pay €14m to man with locked-in syndrome
Parents say approach taken by State and HSE put enormous stress on family
Drug smuggler to learn result of appeal of 30-year sentence
Perry Wharrie serving jail term for part in €440 million cocaine seizure off Cork coast
Seán FitzPatrick case to be mentioned in October
Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman facing a total of 27 charges
High Court dismisses FitzPatrick application to halt trial
Judge puts back trial of ex-Anglo Irish chairman for seven months until May 2016
Search begins for missing pregnant woman (30)
Woman with ‘high risk’ pregnancy failed to turn up to hospital to have delivery induced
High Court rules man with locked-in syndrome to receive €10m
Eoin O’Mahony (32) sustained devastating brain injuries after Cork hospital procedure
Court challenge to Meath biomass heat and power plant is lost
13 residents from Nobber, Kingscourt and Kilmainhamwood sought to quash An Bord Pleanala decision
Secret crisis developed over possible O’Brien, Lowry payments
Planned Digicel IPO not O’Brien’s first
Mother tells court of sadness over son’s condition after alleged negligence
Luke Beirne (10) has cerebral palsy following birth complications in Midlands hospital
Temple Street apologises over ‘failings’ in care of boy
Luke Yore suffered neurological damage as a newborn baby
Cerebral palsy sufferer who claimed birth injury secures €2.1m
Ruth Carmel Foley sued HSE over management of her birth at Kilkenny hospital in 1986
Man awarded €35,250 damages for Fallon and Byrne fall
John Reilly fractured his foot after falling on stairs at Dublin restaurant in 2011
Judges’ expense claims show huge variations across all levels
Courts Service says costs have fallen by more than 30 per cent since 2008
Parents of disabled son have lost confidence in HSE, court hears
Parents appeal for lump sum payment from HSE
Brain damaged teenage girl secures €5.2m settlement
‘Brutal and excessively traumatic delivery’ contributed to catastrophic injuries
Pension trustees win court case over deficit payout
Justice Moriarty found the trustees were entitled to the contribution of €2.23m
Appeal against rape and sex assault conviction fails
Edward Piotrowski had told victim he would kill her, her partner and that man’s daughter
Bailed Dublin teenager set to begin jail term for attempted murder
Court rejects application for continuing bail
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