Would a freeze on rents be constitutional in Ireland?

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

Court of Appeal rules search of woman’s home was unlawful

Movement of net curtain at upstairs window led gardaí to force their way into house

Couple given one year to demolish house built without permission

Plumber and his wife built 588sq m home on lands near Navan despite being told not to

Why the Facebook case matters to you

Ruling will have serious consequences for right of redress after data breaches

Appeal court overturns decision on overcharging complaint

Ruling concerned complaint to Financial Services Ombudsman

Law student’s complaint over handling of data reverberates globally

European Court of Justice hearing on data privacy could have profound implications

High Court refers Facebook privacy case to Europe

Privacy campaigner took case following claims social network passed information to NSA

Data Protection Commissioner welcomes Facebook judgment

Billy Hawkes notes court’s conformation he was obliged to respect EU agreement

Law banning use of poor box in traffic cases widely ignored

Motorists are still avoiding points three years after the rules changed

Singular importance of the principled dissenting voice

My favourite case: Attorney General Máire Whelan

Revoking of allowances to VEC chiefs unlawful