State ownership of maternity hospital land would be ‘inappropriate’
Concerns mount about potential religious influence in the new hospital
Will Judicial Council deliver a game-changer for insurance awards and costs?
Businesses hope guidelines will help reform State’s ‘generous’ compensation system
Courts data undermines ‘industry spin’ on insurance claims
Doherty says claim that Ireland has ‘massive compo culture’ is simply not true
Cliff Taylor: Too much talk and too little action on insurance reform
Maria Bailey incident highlights high claims costs and expensive insurance
Dalata CEO extends cold welcome to Fáilte Ireland superhotel idea
Caveat: Pat McCann slams plan for 1,000-bed hotel as Fáilte considers options for HQ
New master of National Maternity Hospital inaugurated
Prof Shane Higgins takes over from Dr Rhona Mahony for seven-year term
Minister ‘not afraid’ of referendum to cut personal injuries awards
D’Arcy says high cost of insurance due to large court payouts is ‘huge societal issue’
Judge defends litigation culture and criticises personal injuries report
Marie Baker takes issue with findings of High Court’s ex-president on compensation
Prof Shane Higgins appointed new master of National Maternity Hospital
Consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist will take up post next January
Insurance claims still in need of major reform
Government needs to follow through on tackling insurance costs
Medical misadventure verdict in ectopic surgery death
Malak Thawley (34) died during an operation in the National Maternity Hospital
Nicholas Kearns: The NMH deserves support, not paranoia
It’s time to correct the many erroneous and offensive claims made about the new hospital
Nuns would not have controlled new hospital, says Kearns
NMH deputy chairman condemns ‘inaccurate’ assertions about transfer to St Vincent’s
National Maternity Hospital: ambiguities still remain
The devil is in the detail but so is the opportunity to resolve all issues
Peter Boylan: ‘I’ve been vilified by a lot of people’
Interview: Ex-master of Holles St says had obligation to speak out on transfer of NMH
Boylan resigns: says maternity hospital row like ‘episode of Father Ted’
Doctor resigns from board of NMH, saying it is ‘blind to consequences’ of St Vincent’s move
Archbishop seeks own removal from chair at Holles Street
System of automatically appointing archbishop as chair of board is ‘anachronistic’
Rhona Mahony: New hospital will revolutionise healthcare for women and children
‘New hospital will continue to offer contraception and termination when mother’s life is in danger’
National Maternity Hospital row played out like teenager’s tiff
Inside Politics: Exchange of text messages intemperate enough to qualify as shaming
Maternity move back on track as hospital boards soften stance
St Vincent’s drops threat to review project and issues pledge on independence
New National Maternity Hospital will not be ‘run by nuns’
Hospital deal clearly protects clinical autonomy from any religious ethos
Peter Boylan texts: ‘I’m sorry it’s come to this but I did try to warn you’
Former master accused of ‘intimidatory tone’ in texts and asked to resign
Gardaí to get tool to catch uninsured drivers
Automatic number plate checks begin in September, says Minister
Insurers criticised for not pursuing fraudsters
Former High Court president criticises ‘lack of resolve’ in seeking prosecutions
Appeal Court overturns ruling that cut solicitor’s fee by over half
Taxing master had reduced Wicklow-based firm Augustus Cullen Law’s fee to €276,000 from €485,000, which was then upheld by High Court
Fashion designer Daniel Kearns teams up with David Beckham
Son of former High Court president made creative director of Kent & Curwen
Law Society to replace lost presidential chain
Legal adviser to Fine Gael ‘devastated’ at being unable to locate chain
Judges should not paralyse inquiries, High Court president says
Mr Justice Nicholas Kearns issues warning to courts on final day on the bench
Court should consider implications of decisions - Kearns
Outgoing president of High Court speaks of potential Pandora’s box of verdicts
Attorney General calls for review of defamation laws
Court reporters should not fear litigation due to a ‘simple oversight, omission or error’
Peter Kelly to be nominated as new president of the High Court
Cabinet expected to nominate Court of Appeal judge at final meeting before Christmas
Court approves €100m Quinn Insurance repament to State fund
Administrators paid almost €1m between July 2014 and September 2015
O’Brien asks court to order Red Flag to identify its client
Judge ‘surprised’ O’Brien is not proceeding with application for inspection of material
Soldier injured in Lebanon crash settles High Court action
Four colleagues died in incident that injured Edmund O’Neill 15 years ago
Man who lost leg in crash cannot sue council on road grit issue
Luke O’Reilly had leg amputated below knee after car went out of control and hit him in 2010
Prisoner fails to gain temporary release to pursue study
Judge says restrictions on temporary release for those serving firearm sentences are justified
Denis O’Brien sought search warrant over conspiracy claims
Businessman alleges documents on memory stick had been altered by Red Flag
Adam Clayton sues accountant Gaby Smyth for €10m-plus
Accountant allegedly advised musician to enter investments when he did not want to do so
Accountant Tom Keane fails in bid to quash misconduct findings
High Court strikes out action by senior partner at BKRM accountancy firm
Accountants’ body in legal dispute with former president
Ex-president of Certified Public Accountants body seeks to overturn misconduct rulings
O’Brien action against Dáil committee adjourned
Denis O’Brien raised a ‘novel’ issue about the Oireachtas, court hears
Papal nuncio urges ‘respect for life in all its stages’
Archbishop Brown says such respect is necessary norm which limits individual freedom
Death takes place of former judge Paul Carney
Former Central Criminal Court judge (71) retired in April after five decade law career
Same-sex civil partners will pay reduced marriage fee
Fitzgerald announces discount for existing unions as Government agrees Marriage Bill
Court orders MIBI to pay outstanding Setanta insurance claims
Some 1,750 claims outstanding following collapse of firm
Anti-malarial drug Lariam destroyed man’s life, court told
Andrew Bryce sues Roche Products (Ireland) for allegedly failing to warn of all side-effects
Mark Nash loses High Court bid to move prison
Murderer sought transfer on the basis that he was under threat from other prisoners
Convicted murderer Mark Nash ‘highly suicidal’, court told
State turned down a request by Nash to be transferred back to Arbour Hill prison
Authorities considering murderer Mark Nash’s transfer request
The prisoner is in hospital after he stopped eating on June 9th
Murderer Mark Nash hospitalised after refusing to eat
Authorities reconsidering prisoner’s request for transfer back to Arbour Hill Prison
Solicitor struck off for ‘totally dishonouring’ undertaking
ICS Building Society suffered loss of €450,000 it advanced to Paul Lambert
Court challenge over export licences for Beit paintings adjourned
Withdrawal of works from auction meant the matter no longer so urgent - Judge
Dublin council 'should have re-housed' victim of racist attack
High Court finds South Dublin Co Council’s refusal to transfer taxi driver was ‘irrational’
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