Teacher says he was turned down for UCD master’s course in favour of less-qualified woman
Discrimination case taken in 2002 has been before Circuit Court, High Court and European Court of Justice
High Court
Kneecap suing indigenous leader over allegedly defamatory statement opposing Canada gigs
Statement concerning Irish rap group first appeared on website of pro-Israel organisation, Indigenous Embassy Jerusalem
Man who raped sisters cannot be named due to being a minor at time, High Court rules
Donegal man, in his 60s, convicted of 16 offences after trial at Central Criminal Court
Irish Rail sues Tipperary council over order to remove signal mast next to protected structure
Train operator argues mast is 130m from old Cahir station and it has constructed 700 masts around State without complaint
Minister gets Supreme Court appeal over finding she erred in redress scheme
High Court found error in decision to exclude two institutions from mother and baby home compensation programme
Owners of vacant Dublin pub repossess premises after occupation by activists
Black Sheep Investments Ltd, which bought the property in 2016, plans to convert it into apartments
‘Metal work would protrude from her shoulders or back’: Girl (11) settles spinal implant case
Case involving Nellie Lannen is first to come before High Court since Children’s Health Ireland Temple Street controversy
Environmental groups take challenge to legal costs caps in successful cases
New costs rules breach Irish and EU law, An Taisce, Friends of Irish Environment say
Liquidators appointed to five firms in Greg Kavanagh’s property group over Revenue debts
The companies owed a combined €2.2m in tax debt, the High Court was told
Thalidomide survivors disappointed over Government belief more work needed before State apology
‘A little bit of headway’ towards resolving outstanding issues, says Irish Thalidomide Association
Three judges promoted to Court of Appeal
Judges Paul Burns, Emily Egan and Mark Sanfey are latest appointments to 20-member court
Father and son claim fraud over €130,000 investment, High Court hears
Pair made transfers to bank account three years ago, but only €393 has been recovered, judge told
More than 100 caravans on Portlaoise’s Great Heath must leave ‘forthwith’, court orders
Judge also grants order restraining defendants from entering the State-owned land again
Challenge to Slane bypass permission can go to Court of Appeal, judge rules
John Rogers of Crewbane, Slane, has argued the proposed bypass would impact his lands
Man’s action alleging sexual assault by high-profile solicitor father can proceed, Supreme Court rules
Stephen Beatty claims Walter Beatty snr, a former Law Society president, assaulted him when he was 15
Social Democrats TD Daniel Ennis sues campaigner Nick Delehanty over social media posts
Former solicitor and operator of dog day care service denies defaming recently elected Dublin Central representative
Supreme Court clears way for rezoning of lands for housing in Dublin
Planning requirements not breached when name of an agent for objector to rezoning named in report, court finds
Solicitor launches High Court challenge to new criminal legal aid model, claiming it has ‘upended’ system
Model has led to severe backlash from solicitors and impacted work in the criminal justice system
Man denied refugee status after claiming Taliban bombed his village has refusal overturned
High Court quashes international protection officer’s decision and remits matter for fresh determination
Family launches four lawsuits over death of daughter (18) at UHL
Jessica Sheedy died in 2018 following complications from surgery to remove benign tumour
High Court orders Enoch Burke’s release from prison
Burke has spent more than 700 days in jail across different spells
Nurse who sued HSE over alleged delay in breast cancer diagnosis wins part of action
Classification of mammogram as benign ‘fell outside the range of acceptable professional judgment’, judge rules
Supreme Court to hear appeal potentially significant to wards of court awaiting discharge
Senior judges agree case raises issues of public importance and will make it priority hearing
Data Protection Commission reconsidering TikTok data-transfer ban after court ruling
Regulator found Chinese tech giant had breached EU privacy rules
Former garda has assault conviction linked to Strokestown eviction quashed by High Court
Security man had alleged Kevin Taylor grabbed him, causing him to go to ground
Caravans have moved from the Curragh to State land in Portlaoise, court hears
Toilets and skips reported by council as having been delivered to Great Heath of Maryborough, one of few surviving semi-natural grasslands
Dalkey couple seek injunction over neighbour’s alleged unauthorised development
Couple claim property owner has begun works without complying with certain conditions attached to planning permission
Court directs 13-week plan for removal of 29 modular homes built without permission in Dublin
Owners and developer of site near Brittas ordered to lodge €150,000 bond pending remediation
Planning request by fireworks supplier who worked on Taylor Swift concerts should be reconsidered, judge rules
Previous decision to refuse permission to install shipping container underground for storage of pyrotechnics in Mayo was quashed
High Court dismisses third challenge to plan for 208 homes in Kimmage
Planning authority twice conceded there were flaws in its approval of development
State must pay €20,000 damages to woman unlawfully evicted from Co Wicklow mansion
Repossession led to alleged stand-off with armed gardaí
Irish retail insolvencies surge 35% as consumer spending comes under pressure
PwC data shows overall company failure rate remains ‘remarkably’ stable despite economic headwinds
Former senior Kinahan cartel member appears in court over UK extradition warrant
Peadar Keating wanted to serve a sentence over plot to reduce Thomas ‘Bomber’ Kavanagh’s jail term
Hoxton hotel leaseholders reach resolution with Yamamori Izakaya venue
Trinity Hospitality had sued seeking an injunction to stop nightclub causing alleged noise nuisance
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