Moore Street buildings linked to 1916 Rising designated for protection
Dublin city planners recommend buildings be added to Record of Protected Structures
Garda who won action preventing her dismissal brings fresh case
Orlaith Fahy has not been reinstated to duty despite judge’s order, High Court has heard
Look to George Orwell for judgment writing tips, High Court judge tells colleagues
Judge to donate profits from new book on judgment writing to Ukraine relief
Retired chief justice Frank Clarke to resume work as a barrister
Clarke will be barred from appearing before all Irish courts under Bar Council rules
New Supreme Court initiative on formal judgment summaries welcomed
Legal advice body says move will increase public confidence in the judicial process
Call for establishment of constitutional protection for environment
Climate Case Ireland has urged politicians to act observation by Chief Justice
Blackrock residents challenge permission for 101 apartments
An Bord Pleanála approved Seabren’s plan for former Europa Garage site
Garda Commissioner decision to be quashed by High Court
Judge finds ‘number of procedural flaws’ in Drew Harris’s dealing of case of probationer garda
Judge grants Albanian couple’s challenge to ‘hopelessy illogical’ protection refusals
Man says he was subject to attack and intimidation over political support
RTÉ refusal to release documents on climate change must be reconsidered – Judge
Commissioner for Environmental Information incorrect in assessment, court hears
Court says parts of marathon flood case between UCC and ESB must be reheard
Decision likely to leave 400 other cases against ESB on hold
Gardaí ordered to give husband secret recordings made of him by wife
Man brought High Court proceedings seeking discovery of audio and video files
Judge overturns refusal of Irish residency card for Pakistani woman
Court rules Minister erred in denying document to widow (70s) who lives with son
Woman gets barring order against ex over ‘most damaging’ behaviour
Man had ‘remarkably’ sought to justify striking wife during their marriage, judge said
Public servant who slipped on leaves in unlit car park awarded €75,000
Shirley Farrell sued Minister for Agriculture after fracturing ankle at offices in Co Kildare
Car hire company given more time to come up with €170,000 for legal costs
Case concerns dispute between ER Travel and DAA
Judge in divorce case criticises husband’s ‘mean-spirited’ behaviour
High Court told of man’s ‘volatile’ behaviour and cruelty towards his former wife
Husband loses appeal to overturn interim barring order
Man disputes wife’s claim of fearing an attack by him, saying she has martial arts training
New Look examiner case adjourned on landlords’ disquiet
Court hears of concerns company had sought to ‘contrive’ insolvency
Distillery challenges Revenue over relief on alcohol used for hand sanitiser
Offaly distillery claims it was assured tax would not fall due
Court confirms liquidator appointment to Brandon Plant Hire
Construction and plant hire firm with 30 employees is insolvent to tune of almost €1m
High Court jury finds man was not assaulted during Shell to Sea protest
Raymond Hanrahan had claimed he was unlawfully arrested and falsely imprisoned
Supreme Court to hear State appeal over refugee marriage laws
High Court ruled law preventing recognition of certain weddings was unconstitutional
Supreme Court to rule on State appeal over meaning of ‘child’
Judges to rule on appeal over finding with implications for family reunification
New FAI chairman Roy Barrett is a puzzling choice to some
Stockbroker’s decision to accept role likely motivated by love of soccer, say friends
Injunction granted against protesters at Ballinamore direct provision centre
Permanent order restrains protesters from interfering with fit out of accommodation
Woman who fled Albania wins appeal over protection refusal
Mother-of-three claims flight from Balkan state due to menacing pursuit by stalker
Judge says deportation order gives ‘cause for offence’ to some fathers
Nigerian man is primary carer to his two children and partner’s Irish-born son, court hears
Judge grants injunction against Ballinamore protesters
Court hears fire started beside 25-apartment complex for asylum seekers in Co Leitrim
‘Unbroken residence’ decision to be ruled on by Court of Appeal
Applicants for Irish citizenship must have residence here in the year before they apply
State in last-minute intervention over constitutional right to housing
Supreme Court to hear appeal over housing rights of parents with access to their children
Minister seeks to quash ruling allowing few to apply for Irish citizenship
Appeal over High Court finding given priority due to uncertainty for citizenship applicants
Court allows hospital take steps aimed at saving life of extremely underweight woman
High Court heard woman’s BMI was one of the lowest seen by a consultant and she was refusing food
Over €500,000 taken from estate of dead man without explanation, court hears
High Court grants temporary injunction against sister of dead man
Foster mother challenges agency decision to remove girl from her care
Challenge in High Court brought against Child and Family Agency
Minister wrongly applied regulations relating to free movement of persons in EU
Proceedings brought by two brothers who are natives of Bangladesh
Flanagan accepts ‘surprise’ High Court ruling on citizenship
Continuous residence decision ‘has alarmed many interested parties’, says Minister
Minister may be unable to appeal controversial citizenship ruling
Sides seek adjournment for one week to consider whether to appeal judge’s ruling
Ruling marks an end to ‘forced separation’ of couples
Judgment should not delay reforms on refugee family reunification, advocates warn
Parents who guaranteed son’s loan may challenge AIB, court rules
Parents claim son lacked capacity at the time the €400,000 loan was given to him
Minister ordered to reconsider Nigerian woman’s citizenship application
High Court says there was no basis for saying woman had failed to disclose information
‘Anything is better than what’s here’ - traders react to latest plan for Moore Street
Site where where 1916 leaders surrendered a national monument
Illegal dumping: Serial polluter Jim Ferry running out of rope
Number crunching lifts the lid on Donegal businessman’s refuse and recycling firms
State exposing citizens to unjustified danger from emissions, court told
National mitigation plan to reduce emissions ‘not fit for purpose’, High Court hears
Woman in marriage of convenience loses residency appeal
Court hears applicant’s student visa expired in 2011 and she remained in Ireland illegally
Minister must reconsider family reunification request, judge rules
Irish citizen caring for disabled son wants son and daughter to travel here from Africa
Separated father loses challenge against one-bedroom flat allocation
Man who has shared custody of his three children took case against Dublin City Council
Students secure injunctions allowing them return to school
Teenagers suspended following circulation of video showing their classmate snorting powder
High court to rule on application by two suspended Leaving Certs on Wednesday
Both students face expulsion over video of classmate snorting white powder substance
Dublin immigration officer entitled to look at man’s texts, court rules
Man took case after being refused entry over belief he was entering marriage of convenience
Planning appproval for Co Clare wind farm overturned
Supreme Court says An Bord Pleanála failed to make ‘precise’ findings under European law
Donegal waste collector avoids jail after court hears of apology
Jim Ferry offers cash seized by CAB to remediate site but says he will file for bankruptcy
Judge upbraids PTSB in repossession case
High Court orders rehearing after lender’s repeated errors in presenting evidence
Judge demands explanation from lawyers he accuses of misleading court
Solicitor for Polish criminal ordered to personally reimburse the State’s legal costs
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