Supreme Court rules no such entitlement outside ‘exceptional circumstances’

Social network wants to halt data-transfer referral to European court

Access to civil courts, guaranteed by Constitution, threatened by rising litigation costs

Clinic founder Dr Joseph Sheehan claimed Breccia was excluding him from business

Court found family rights should be a factor in deciding on non-EEA people entering and remaining in State

Judges dismissed claims including of objective bias on the part of the Central Bank

O’Brien appealing dismissal of action over TD’s comments on bank affairs

Judgment overturns Court of Appeal decision about entry to Killross Properties’ site

Bill relates to action against gardaí in Toscan du Planter investigation

Journalist challenged conduct of Garda investigation into Sophie Toscan du Plantier’s murder

‘Birth is the brightline event, you fall one side or the other,’ argues State in opening appeal

Judgment may affect the wording of the referendum on the Eighth Amendment

Judge ruled certain articles and commentary published in 2014 were contempt of court

Judges rule school was within rights not to employ woman as she could not perform tasks

Judge finds 2014 articles amounted to ‘egregious and blatant’ contempt

State asks Court of Appeal to overturn ruling linked to action over Toscan du Plantier inquiry

‘One of the leading advocates of his generation,’ Chief Justice Frank Clarke said in ceremony

President Higgins leads tributes to distinguished member of the Bar and former TD

Supreme Court has two more vacancies; further appointments not thought imminent

Decision paves way for a possible fresh trial on issue of disclosure of information by gardaí

Chief Justice Susan Denham to step down after six years as head of judiciary

Mother of Sophie Toscan du Plantier says she is ‘very unhappy’

Concern that Susan Denham’s successor would not be in place before retirement

Five men had sued over alleged abuse as children in Christian Brothers’ schools

Former Nationwide chief argues he cannot lawfully be subject to an inquiry into alleged regulatory breaches at the society

Jury dismissed claim gardaí conspired to frame him for Toscan du Plantier murder

Husband’s brother and sister seeking to prevent killer from inheriting his estate

Investment firm found to have misappropriated €66.5m in client funds

Court told sides agreed a wording that rules of natural justice were breached

Barry White wants to resume work as barrister which he says is ‘constitutional right’

Businessman had appealed a High Court decision granting the judgment to Nama

High Court ruling clears way for clinic shareholders to redeem shares

ELST was ordered to buy out shareholding of Donegal Investment Group for €26 million

Una Ruffley alleges school’s conduct of disciplinary process amounted to ‘workplace bullying’

Court overturned €67,500 award to Geraldine Martin (64) over arm injury at work

Burmese man lost his appeal over not being allowed work here for more than seven years

Analysis: Uncertainty surrounds appointment of Adrian Hardiman’s replacement

Deal involved unconstitutional allocation of public money without Dáil vote, court told

Last December, the appeal court overturned the award, finding the High Court had erred

MIBI argues it should not pay hundreds of outstanding claims