Case raises important issues about Habitats Directive and planning regime, court says

Health system ’running to stand still for years’ - Irish Cancer Society

Donal O’Donnell launches programme to mark impact of 1922 on Irish legal system

The value of claims do not allow for proper compensation of many claimants

Head of assessment board says awards recalibrated in line with international norms

PIAB guidelines have ‘immediate and colossal’ impact on insurance payouts

Leixlip farmer Thomas Reid failed to meet criteria for an appeal, court said

Jim Daly taking up role at ’challenging and exciting time’ in Irish healthcare sector

Most complaints allege misconduct and inadequate standards of legal services

Transport chief highlights ‘significant’ threats to rollout of road projects under NDP

Few expect Dwyer to benefit personally from ECJ’s mobile phone metadata ruling

Pat Carey alleges breach of privacy and confidentiality in articles on Garda inquiry

Criminal and family law cases not affected and will be prioritised, says court president

All candidates for judicial appointment and promotion must be interviewed

Minister must have thought ‘all her Christmas’ came together’ when damages cut

Woman disputes €3,000 award for footpath trip and fall, seeking between €18,000 and €34,000

Meath County Council paid €8.7m over five years to meet trip and slip and other claims

One year on from reforms, insurers are waiting to see how claims play out in court

Judge to donate profits from new book on judgment writing to Ukraine relief

Situation in US shows what happens when legal system becomes disconnected, says Donal O’Donnell

Hutch and co-accused lost separate High Court applications aimed at quashing DPP’s decision to try them before the Special Criminal Court

David Kelly’s Graiguearidda owns 12% stake in holding company Manders Terrace

Two top Irish law firms wish to stop representing Dmitry Mazepin and his company

Reverend John Walsh said he ‘would not have minded’ being in the cab of the lorry

Tooth theft law from 1836 among those Law Reform Commission wants abolished

False emails about Capt Padraig Higgins sent by Irish Aviation Authority (IAA)

The Government argues a rent freeze is not constitutionally possible but are they right?

‘Plain English’ summary published of consulation paper for compensating crime victims

Legal firms suggesting judges as mediators for ‘more lucrative’ mediations, say barristers

Environmentalist describes judgement as most important success he has achieved

Law disproportionately impacts disabled people and members of Traveller and Roma communities, says watchdog

Planning decisions take ages but a move to tighten rules is sparking widespread fury

Retired diplomat served for 36 years in Departments of Foreign Affairs and Taoiseach

Accused alleged to have applied for multiple loans from seven banks on same properties

Dismissal of charges against four men in Golfgate case has brought little clarity

Figure put to departmental official in action against building firm over alleged defects

Rise of extremist language and politics across Europe ‘profoundly worrying’, says President Higgins

Tánaiste faces huge barrier to his December accession if matter is not finalised by then

The perils of commenting have been brought into sharp focus

Constitutional law expert represented State in opposing Graham Dwyer data case