Former prisoner challenges HSE over refusal of community mental health services
Man (30s) has history of violent offending and fears relapse due to lack of services
Fingleton proceedings to be reconstituted due to health concerns
Court of Appeal expresses concerns over capacity to give legal instructions
Man challenges Child and Family Agency investigation of wife’s care of children
Man criticises agency’s failure to return children to his custody, High Court hears
Man who took court action over quarantine released on appeal
Case struck out after Colm Bates allowed to leave hotel to visit ‘critically ill’ father
Vaccinated healthcare worker joins two others in challenging legality of quarantine
Emma Kelly may be allowed to leave hotel if she tests negative for Covid, High Court told
High Court action over Leaving Cert grades to be heard on October 21st
Permission to bring additional two cases by students who sat the 2019 Leaving Cert should be made on notice to the Minister
Belevedere College student and St Kilian’s German school take Leaving Cert cases
High Court judge says ‘lead’ case concerning standardisation of grades will be heard next month
Home-schooled Leaving Cert student seeks to challenge exclusion from calculated grades
Elijah Burke says unless the court intervenes he cannot progress to third level for another year
Closure of courts sees income stream 'turned off' for many barristers
Stalled property market and the prospect of another economic downturn have badly hit solicitors
Scheme allows barristers give legal advice to designated groups
Bar of Ireland says Covid-19 is causing widespread legal uncertainty
Courts Service announces that only urgent cases will go ahead
There will be no new jury trials for the remainder of the court term
Mattie McGrath pushes ahead with legal challenge over Tipperary poll
Independent candidate says action will continue in absence of official confirmation
Current family law court facilities ‘archaic’, says campaign group
Courting Disaster calling on Government to fund a dedicated court in Dublin city centre
Garrett Cooney, elder statesman of legal profession, dies at 84
One of Ireland’s most prominent barristers, who fought high-profile constitutional cases
Student whose Leaving Cert results were wrongly totted up takes High Court action
Rebecca Carter (18) from Wexford in danger of losing place to study veterinary medicine this year, court told
Charleton Tribunal set up over Taylor’s false claims – Garda counsel
Tribunal hears Supt Dave Taylor ‘hawked around lies to politicians and journalists’
Former Garda press chief denies trying to ‘do down’ O’Sullivan
Supt David Taylor tells Charleton tribunal he never branded ex-commissioner ‘a liar’
Tribunal hears former Garda press officer ‘devastated’ by treatment
Former PAC chairman says suspended superintendent was worried for his family
Jury must be certain of guilt, trial of man accused of killing baby hears
John Tighe denies murdering his six-and-a-half-month old son Joshua
‘I did all I could,’ father said of child dying in his arms
John Tighe denies murdering his six-month-old son Joshua in Mayo
Baby had tissues from different boxes in throat, murder trial told
John Tighe from Co Mayo has pleaded not guilty to murdering his 6-month old son
McCabe was subjected to ‘hostility and enmity’ in Cavan-Monaghan
Charleton tribunal hears whistleblower was bullied and called a ‘rat’ on social media
Alleged child porn facilitator fights extradition to US
Eric Eoin Marques alleged to be owner and administrator of Freedom Hosting website
Pensioner jailed for failing to pay debt seeks damages
Man wants compensation for his imprisonment and a declaration on rights of debtors
Convicted murderer challenges detention conditions
Warren Dumbrell, who is serving life for stabbing, claims his rights are being breached
Water protester brings challenge aimed at halting prosecution
Judge puts stay on prosecutions pending outcome of High Court action
Test case opens over State’s liability for damages over slopping out
Some 800 prisoners could be in line to receive compensation over practice
High Court facing fallout from suspended sentence ruling
Judge deals with four cases affected by removal of courts’ right to revoke suspension
Prisoners challenge legality of detention after court ruling
Judge ruled law allowing for revocation of suspended sentences is unconstitutional
Regency suffers financial losses since shootings - court
Hotel director James McGettigan said viability of enterprise has been undermined since attack
Hotel suffered severe losses since gangland murder, court hears
David Byrne shot dead during boxing weigh-in at Regency Hotel in February
Fine Gael official denies ‘sinister corruption’ of party selection convention
John Perry TD claims serious irregularities in Fine Gael Sligo-Leitrim ballot
Drug addict jailed for driving wrong way up M50 loses appeal
In dismissing appeal, court also gave ‘serious consideration’ to increasing sentence
Challenge to order that man stay away from water meter installers
Counsel says ‘passionate water charges protester’ James Kelly having rights breached
Sergeant saw no garda attacks during protest, High Court hears
Three men have accused gardaí of assault at ‘boisterous’ Shell Corrib gas refinery protest
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