Woman, who is in her late 20s, suffered cardiac arrests almost 10 years ago

Sensible coronavirus advice prompts wild overreaction among establishment elites

New social distancing advice is ‘bordering on bizarre’, says solicitors’ group

Chief Justice says new measures may be in play until the second half of 2021

Matter concerns investigation into alleged data breach at Irish media group in 2014

‘I do not want to consign her to end of life care at the age of 19’ – judge

Adjournments and jury member absences bring legal system activity to a near-halt

High Court makes direction on request of businessman’s solicitor

Application by Derek Mizak and others not opposed by lawyers for media group or ODCE

Several thousand euro was taken from bank accounts of mental health service users

Doctor to assess woman in context of inquiry as to whether she should be made a ward of court

Teenager and her parents oppose blood transfusion for religious reasons

Judge agreed with Medical Council that the action was essential for public safety

Proposals for streamed court sittings could see parties contribute remotely

Mr Justice Peter Kelly agrees to put back case after hearing of discussions between legal parties

Medical training and staffing is in a mess, with serious implications for patient safety

Minister calls on insurance companies to ‘give a lead’ in addressing high premiums

Teenager who set out plan to kill someone in manuscript deemed ‘very serious risk’ to some

High Court orders her transfer to nursing home after hearing family has failed to do so

Advocacy groups demand solutions on handling mental health issues in justice system

Criticism comes after a doctor was employed despite being precluded from practising

Lawyers express concern as hundreds of cases potentially face lengthy delays

Archbishop Justin Welby does not wish to talk of Gafcon ‘as though they were the enemy’

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

Case appears to raise constitutional issues on entitlement of courts to intervene in work of parliament, says judge

When canvassed, patient indicated he does not value treatment and says it is not helping

Receiver alleges ‘sinister’ threats in efforts to recover money under €4.95m tax judgment

Court heard staff at Galway Clinic ‘very quickly’ expressed concerns about his competence

Ruling goes against wishes of child’s father who sought palliative intent management

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

High Court makes order for her detention and treatment in hospital

High Court separately approves €145.6m takeover by Belgian media group Mediahuis

Conduct by nurse with Irish address while working in Australia found to be ‘disgraceful’

Filming arose from dispute between family members over quality of nursing home care

High court attaches conditions to registration of Dr Liam O’Droma over treatment of patient

Judge said her use of an intellectually disabled woman’s ATM card to make withdrawals was disgraceful

Surgery necessary to address underlying cause of boy’s renal failure

William Santos told a patient in England he wanted ‘to have sex with an English girl’

Lucy Pinfold had argued order was disproportionate and not supported by evidence

Judge says Cornelius Twomey made clumsy effort to cover up mistake over remains