Man’s address given to private detective by Department of Social Protection employee

35-year-old arrested in Co Louth on Friday on foot of European Arrest Warrant issued by Northern Ireland authorities

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

Case concerns row over collection of hire company’s customers at Dublin Airport

Easirent seeking injunction preventing DAA stopping it from collecting customers

High Court hears victim saved a dislodged tooth by pushing it back up into his gum

Agreement reached with Electronic Arts following mediation

British businessman had obtained judgment over sale of 100-room mansion in UK

Dwyer claimed data gathered from his phone should not have been used at his trial

Electronic Arts Ireland prevented from firing director over ‘dick’ remark to colleague

High Court finding forms part of bid to overturn conviction for killing Elaine O’Hara

Director dismissed for alleged misconduct in allegedly making an inappropriate remark

Games firm Electronic Arts fully entitled to dismiss one of its directors, High Court told

Judge in the case says State must ‘tread carefully’ when it comes to people’s data privacy

Dwyer trying to overturn conviction for murder of childcare worker Elaine O’Hara

Ruling on use of phone metadata could severely impact gangland investigations

Anti-eviction activist and one other claim Youtube video about supplement defames them

High court told they worked an average of 116 hours per week but are only paid an average of €2.83 per hour

Eugene Kearns had challenged his dismissal from role

Carlow and District Credit Union restrained from publishing dismissal of Eugene Kearns

Fergus Slattery in dispute with wife of ex-financial adviser over sale of south Dublin site

Parties had previously agreed to develop lands near Bristol for housing

Row concerns Blanchardstown building owned by presidential candidate and occupied by Nokia

Owners say property is unsafe and unsuitable for what they call an illegal occupation

Patient was discharged from hospital and is now effectively homeless, court told

Court told teen regularly goes missing and may be in sexual relationships with older women

Passengers complained of pain despite paramedics’ evidence of little vehicle damage

Working time rules to be extended to Defence Forces and Gardaí as case settled

Teacher PJ McGarry began action after being fired from Carndonagh Community School

PJ McGarry taking case against Carndonagh Community School in Co Donegal and Minister

Firm seeking to build 104 houses and 432 apartments on playing pitches in Raheny

Central Dublin restaurant claims it faces being ‘put out of business’ in dispute

Zoltan Huba Henn accused of fraudulently obtaining €22,000 from investor

He admitted calling judge ‘a satanic cult member’ on video clip posted on social media

Move against Eamon Donnellan arised after court found him guilty of smuggling cigarettes

Convicted murderer has taken case claiming garda’s use of information as evidence unfair

Lawyers claim convicted murderer’s High Court challenge is a ‘re-run’ of earlier application

Man convicted of Elaine O’Hara’s murder argues phone data should not have been used

Man convicted of murdering Elaine O’Hara in 2012 brings High Court challenge

Convicted murderer claims breach of his rights to privacy in his High Court action