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Ciaran MacAirt alleges that Drew Harris (above) could not direct or control any ongoing investigation into the murder of an Irish citizen where there is credible evidence of collusion between the killers by the RUC or agencies of the British state, including the Dublin-Monaghan bombings. Photograph: Maxwell photography

Judge reserves decision on challenge to Garda Commissioner’s appointment

August 21, 2018, 18:10

Ciaran MacAirt claims Drew Harris lacks independence due to role in RUC and PSNI

A file image of the late Anastasia ‘Ana’ Kriegel who was 14-year-old when she died earlier this year.

Bail for second boy (13) charged over murder of Anastasia Kriegel

August 21, 2018, 15:27

Teen expected to be served with book of evidence when case returns to court next week

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and new Garda commissioner Drew Harris at Government buildings in June. Photograph: Maxwell

Court case taken to stop Drew Harris becoming Garda Commissioner

August 17, 2018, 15:17

Relative of person killed during Troubles says PSNI deputy chief lacks independence

G Morgan & Sons seeks declarations and orders including that it is entitled to the interest in furniture it has supplied to two schools. Photograph: Dave Meehan

Furniture supplier sues school builder over alleged non-payment

August 16, 2018, 21:24

G Morgan & Sons claims Inspiredspaces Bundle 5 owes it €196,000

The High court heard a claim that on the night of the election those persons prevented from voting waited outside the hall for over six hours in heavy rain.

Election in Dublin for president of organisation was ‘sham’, High court told

August 16, 2018, 21:13

Unsuccessful candidate for president of Igbo Union Dublin said what happened would not be ‘out of place in Putin’s Russia’

Activists at the house in Summerhill. Photograph: Lorraine O’Sullivan/The Irish Times

Summerhill house occupiers must leave by 8am Friday, High Court rules

August 16, 2018, 15:08

Owners granted injunctions against occupation that has been described as political protest

John Kinsella is pictured leaving the Four Courts in Dublin. Photograph: Collins

Farmer agrees not to trespass after spending a few hours in Mountjoy

August 15, 2018, 18:09

John Kinsella was jailed for refusing to obey order forbidding access to Co Wexford lands

The owner of 35 Summerhill Parade has said having made numerous requests to the occupiers, who are trespassing on the property, to vacate the premises, the Trustees of Pat O’Donnell & Co Ltd Retirement and Death Benefit Plan had no option but to go to court. File photograph: James Forde

Owners of occupied Summerhill property apply to High Court

August 15, 2018, 17:52

Pat O’Donnell & Co Ltd Retirement and Death Benefit Plan identified as owners of vacant homes

Ms Justice Mary Faherty directed the teacher and the school where she had been employed could not be named in order to protect the identity of the girls concerned. File photograph: Getty Images

Teacher who asked students to Sellotape mouths 'rightly removed from register'

August 14, 2018, 15:46

High Court has affirmed Teaching Council sanction as reasonable and proportionate

Woman had been made a ward of court following complaints about the manner in which she had been treated by her adult son. Photograph: Reuters

HSE can keep elderly woman at nursing home, court rules

August 13, 2018, 15:41

Son was secretly recorded threatening and abusing mother, judge told

The case was mentioned in the High Court before Mr Justice Bernard Barton on Friday, who adjourned it to a date next month.

Planning refusal for nursing home in south Dublin challenged in court

August 10, 2018, 17:01

High court heard permission was refused by An Bord Pleanála for Foxrock development last month

John Kinsella of Ballywilliamroe, Marshalstown, Co Wexford wrote that he ‘did not recognise’ the functions of the High Court or land registry, the court heard. File photograph: Collins Courts

High Court directs farmer be jailed for refusal to obey orders not to trespass

August 10, 2018, 16:11

Judge satisfied John Kinsella was ‘continuously flouting’ orders in respect of lands in Co Wexford

A woman who suffered a psychiatric illness as a result of her father dying from an Aids-related infection 30 years ago should be compensated by a tribunal, a High Court judge has ruled. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien/The Irish Times.

Woman with PTSD as a result of father’s death entitled to damages

August 9, 2018, 20:53

Man contracted HIV-related illness due to infected blood but tribunal rejected daughter’s claim

Mr Justice Donald Binchy heard complaints of assault and sexual assault were made against the man by other adults in care.

HSE allowed to detain intellectually disabled man after sex assault allegations

August 9, 2018, 12:02

Young man had been living in non-secure facility with other vulnerable adults but was removed last week

Cloverhill Prison in Dublin. File photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times

Patrick Hutch loses action over detention at Cloverhill

August 8, 2018, 20:04

Regency Hotel murder accused claimed his detention at the prison was unlawful

Members of the Irish Thalidomide Association arriving at the Four Courts last week. Photograph: Tom Honan for The Irish Times.

Court adjourns 26 cases over Thalidomide drug to November

August 8, 2018, 18:03

Product, given to pregnant women in 1960s, allegedly caused deformities in children

A housing association has secured a High Court injunction requiring a couple with four children to vacate an apartment due to alleged anti-social behaviour. File photograph: Bryan O’Brien.

‘Anti-social’ couple ordered to vacate Dublin apartment

August 8, 2018, 17:42

Allegations that staff from housing body spat at and nappies, pineapple dropped from balcony

The plan involves building a 38,000-tonne rock barrier to protect three holes at Doonbeg golf course. File photograph: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Legal challenge against Trump wall in Doonbeg put on hold

August 8, 2018, 17:34

Action adjourned to allow An Bord Pleanála consider appeal against council decision

A dog handler has brought a High Court challenge against a decision banning him from attending greyhound racetracks or coursing events. Image: iStock.

Dog handler challenges order banning him from greyhound events

August 7, 2018, 17:45

Christopher Connolly (25) was sanctioned in Australia in 2014 over use of piglet as live bait

High Court president Mr Justice Peter Kelly said he preferred the evidence of the medical experts who were of the view the man was of unsound mind. File photograph: Regis Duvignau/Reuters

Man in his 60s loses court bid to be allowed out of nursing home

August 7, 2018, 13:02

Support group expresses deep dispappointment at judge’s decision to make man ward of court

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