Rossa Fanning

Government is keen to promote Ireland as location for international commercial dispute resolution, Dublin conference told

Media, Internet and Data Protection Bar Association launches as AI and online safety regulation evolve

Energy company reveals likely carbon emissions impact of flights by Irish Ministers

Attorney General’s report on nursing home charges masks basic question of how a democracy should respond to violation of constitutional order in layers of evasion

Attorney General Rossa Fanning’s report moves outside remit of legal advice and into political justification

Time and again this State has used public money to intimidate and crush the vulnerable in court

Retired businessman Joseph Conroy says State settled with him because he had ‘a strong case’ and ‘a legal right’ to a State refund for his mother’s private nursing home fees

The issue is did the Health Act require health boards to meet the costs incurred by people in need of nursing home care in circumstances where a public bed was not available?

Labour Party leader calls for redress scheme for those affected by imposition of nursing home charges on medical card holders

Inside Politics: Coalition still has to justify its next steps not just legally or intellectually, but politically

Rossa Fanning argues that litigation is by nature ‘adversarial’

Increased income and price limits for State-backed home loan scheme for people shut out of the traditional mortgage market also to come before Cabinet on Tuesday

Rossa Fanning’s considerable legal experience and friendship with new Taoiseach Leo Varadkar helped put him in the frame as the Government’s new attorney general

Judge had ruled searches be carried out on Michael O’Leary’s messages

Irish tech firm says US investors paid €1.39m under agreed terms; they claim they are entitled to more

Judge says that Kilkenny People newspaper article enjoyed absolute legal privilege

Suggestion there was burden on Kilkenny People to background check court evidence was ‘simply untenable’, says judge

Businessman Leo Mohan took proceedings against father-in-law Paul Anderson

Peter Conlon faces disqualification company director after €4m misappropriated

Sylvia O’Mahoney took case after friends were invited to like decking company’s page

The airline and four Irish subsidiaries are under High Court protection from creditors while an examiner puts together rescue plan

Airline asks High Court to end leases held by Irish subsidiaries

Sylvia O’Mahoney was locked out of profile after messages she didn’t write were sent from it

Creditors tell court they are neutral on airline’s attempt to restructure

Property at Falsk, Strokestown, subject of a repossession order obtained by KBC bank

Siblings fail to attend remote hearing to face latest contempt charge

Solar energy company looking to develop in Republic, Europe, Middle East and Far East

Dragons’ Den investor and husband Canice Nicholas are directors of group employing 160

Order requires Facebook to provide Lisa McGowan with details on account holders

Scheme would save 146 Irish jobs, counsel for airline’s examiner tells High Court

Action over three 190-year-old properties at Seville Place Dublin, were struck out

Laura Ashley Ireland Ltd formed part of Laura Ashley group and employed over 70 people here

Court hears group’s business wiped out by Covid-19 travel restrictions

High Court told retailer’s Irish arm was loss-making even before coronavirus crisis

For six decades, participants in the annual event have argued burning issues of the day

Three companies previously secured a temporary injunction freezing the assets of Blackrock Medical Partners Ltd

Decision made under settlements of proceedings arising from Irish bankruptcy

Barrister had ‘extraordinary grá for life, for his family, for his work and for his students’

15-year-old murderers can only be identified as Boy A and Boy B

Aoife Bennett (26) claims the swine flu vaccination caused her to develop the condition