Appeal hearing, expected to last for a full day, set for January 19th next year

Caveat: Apathy (almost) all-consuming as Oireachtas committee considers the ODCE

Independence of Polish judiciary in dispute in case of man challenging extradition

High Court told sole purpose of data retention law challenge is to show breach of rights

Man convicted of murdering Elaine O’Hara in 2012 brings High Court challenge

The State claims the man is involved with Islamic terrorism

Judge says there are two available verdicts, guilty of murder or guilty of manslaughter

Alain Spilliaert says extradition decision will not affect case in France

Man’s claim gardaí had no power to stop and arrest him while driving defied logic

Former owners of Clerys department store also face charges in relation to breaking employment laws

State Claims Agency reveals lists of payments to lawyers and firms for representation

Bureau claims the cars, motorbikes, jewellery and other items are proceeds of crime

Trip part of investigation into possible money-laundering of funds domiciled in Ireland

David Mahon trial: Father, former partner and little son of dead man feel terrible pain

Dubliner pleaded not guilty to murdering stepson Dean Fitzpatrick (23)

TD claims transfer of trial to Dublin breaches his rights and amounts to punishment for being popular with voters in Tipperary

Most states will not send someone home to be tortured. But what of threats to those states?

European court issues direction on case taken on the grounds of national security

Claire Knowles is on bail pending outcome of an inquiry into the legality of her detention

Counsel tells judge of instruction to have guilty plea vacated on grounds client was not in fit state

Jury hears trial of brother and sister accused of murdering 63-year-old man in Dublin

Dwyer likely to serve formal notice of his intention to fight the conviction for murder

Jury found Dwyer stabbed Elaine O’Hara to death for his own sexual gratification

Dwyer was described as ‘sadistic and brutal pervert’ for murder of Elaine O’Hara

MS sufferer Bernadette Forde wanted to absolve her friends of conspiracy

Gail O’Rorke denies three charges over death of multiple sclerosis sufferer Bernadette Forde

Gail O’Rorke pleads not guilty to charges relating to the 2011 death of Bernadette Ford

Judge Tony Hunt tells jurors not to infer anything from his references to ‘Elaine’

Judge says accused comes with no previous convictions and has been seen ‘warts and all’

Francis Gavigan threatened victim with Taser and said he was a ‘bad apple’

Childcare worker’s GP tells court he was not aware of her having been pregnant

Gardaí believed delivery of internet-ordered knife was ‘hugely significant’

Counsel says media reports on note to Enda Kenny is one reason trial should be stopped

Colleagues of dead woman said she mentioned bondage and meeting men online

Justice tells jury not to pay any notice to opinions from outside court

Solicitor argues insufficient evidence to support the finding of misconduct

Filling accounting posts ‘critical’ for director of corporate enforcement

Conference hears of ‘national scandal’ in specialist investigative bodies

Andrzej Benko hit Joanna Benko repeatedly on the head with a hammer on her 32nd birthday

35-year-old and Nathan Killeen (23) accused of murdering businessman Roy Collins in Limerick