Doctors may prescribe drug to treat conditions such as multiple sclerosis, epilepsy

Harris says decision to strike on Wednesday before Labour Court talks is ‘extraordinary’

Planned strike by 10,000 support staff to have significant impact on services, says HSE

Company gave Courts Service a dedicated email channel to raise matters of concern

Court hears another boy was wrongly identified as being one of the 14-year-olds

The Kriégels, looking exhausted, thanked members of the prosecution as they filed out of court

Life sentences currently average around 18 years, with children detained in Oberstown

Woman was offered ‘less favourable’ position when she returned to work after having baby

‘If gardaí tried to take my phone now, I’d ask do they have a valid reason,’ says one

Dublin site of 19 acres could include 1,200 apartments

Religious congregations’ properties often located on land ripe for development

Michael D’Arcy hopeful Bill establishing judicial council will become law by summer

Government has focused on reducing overly generous court payouts for injury claims

Law Reform Commission review will be similar to survey in North after Belfast rape trial

Mr Justice Richard Humphreys says orders for deportation lead to appeals ‘ad nauseam’

Maxwells sought bill of €1.8m after initial payment of €2.2m for its work in 2005

Government is hoping key rulings on settlements will alleviate the insurance crisis

UL lecturer Dr Andrea Ryan believes matter likely to end up before Supreme Court again

Supreme Court ruling of 2012 unchanged by Paris legal ruling, says extradition law expert

Businessman tells inquiry he only learned of guarantees in March 2010

Former attorney general John Rogers made comments at barristers’ conference

Leona O’Callaghan urges changes to cross-examination in cases of sexual violence

Quirke (50) was sentenced to life in prison earlier this month for murder of alleged love rival

Former White House deputy chief of staff Karl Rove promoting Rivada Networks plan

Hearing likely to take up to five days and the Swedish man, Harry Zeman, is on legal aid

Dublin group involved in expensive litigation with the State over tendering processes

Tánaiste says there was ‘certainly no row over Doonbeg versus other locations’

Irish political parties work together while UK parties are ‘unable to agree on anything’

Hundreds of field-safety corrective action notices issued each year over faulty devices

Gang removed security men who had occupied house after residents were evicted

Referendum Commission chair told voters expect polls to be rerun until desired result comes

More than €800,000 spent on getting names on Irish roll may have been in vain

Court records show Nial Ring has been defendant in 16 sets of High Court proceedings since 2004

Judge criticises ‘hysterical’ commentary on ruling in media

Justice Cross said some commentary on the Morrissey case was ill informed and ‘hysterical’

Application for licence delayed as Department of Defence advised of liabilities involved

Department of Defence advised over liabilities in relation to licence

Department of Justice said move taken in light of concerns expressed by consultant pathologists

Representatives of healthcare charity seeking extra €2m from Minister for Health

Cian O’Carroll insists judgment simply adopts what has been law in UK since 1999

New buildings needed as Four Courts is ‘beyond breaking point’ says Frank Clarke

Court threshold could be applied in dozens of cases of alleged misreading of smear tests

Morrissey decision sets legal precedent for negligence in screening programmes

Appeal is likely to focus on decisions made by judge in response to legal arguments

‘An Taoiseach told us none of us would have to go through this but unfortunately I’m the one who had to’

Prior to the jury’s decision being announced, the Ryan family members clutched hands, white knuckles revealing what they were goin(...)

Longest murder trial in history of the State ends as jury delivers majority verdict of 10 to two

Settlement includes dropping of proceedings against former Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan

Teenager was subject of care order in 2012 following violent attack on her mother

Details of updated laws to be outlined to Government this year, says Minister

Mortuary facilities in most State hospitals improved by recent capital investment

Claire Loftus says pre-trial process would benefit juries, victims and witnesses

As personal injury claims add up, insurance costs are putting retailers out of business

Josephine Feehily said gardaí going to ethical behaviour courses then not signing code

WikiLeaks founder’s arrest does not raise press freedom issues, says US lawyer

Tribunal to instead examine if gardaí were discredited after making protected disclosures

Key points made in appraisal of implementation of AGS’s modernisation programme, Changing Policing in Ireland

Solution to the Brexit problem would probably involve a deal on a customs union

Dr Niall Muldoon says structures in place for vulnerable children need to be addressed

Irish Planning Institute forum hears new watchdog’s intentions to tighten process

‘I think people who are fortunate to live in a home and own a home should recognise that other people want to have that comfort’

Seán Quinn’s children potentially remain on the hook for €88m each despite IBRC settlement

People from Sweden are ‘astonished by our yield figures’, Irish Planning Institute told

Scheme for large developments spreading to outside Dublin, planning conference told

Family sought ‘substantial sum’ to desist from frustrating IBRC’s bid to assert control

Judgment of €440m to be stayed if Quinn children help IBRC secure property portfolio

Rules create the possibility that solicitors could end up being held personally liable for costs of unsuccessful asylum cases

Judge says directions on asylum, immigration and citizenship cases not ‘out of the blue’

Former taoiseach warns of growth of populism during speech in Cambodia

Dr Ali Selim says mosque has ‘very severe procedures’ for dealing with radical views

Captured Irish passport holder Alexandr Bekmirzaev among group of Isis sympathisers

WhatsApp messages from Syria to Ireland reveal the psychology of a captured man

He had a wife, a child and jobs in Dublin. How did he become an Islamic State fighter?

Belarus native, naturalised as an Irish citizen in 2010, held by Kurdish forces in Syria

While we were researching the Implant Files, three of the journalists had a medical device implanted – including yours truly

At least five others were recruited by same figure to fight in Middle East, gardaí believe

From the Quinn family to Denis O’Brien to the murder case of Anastasia Kriegal

Belfast rape trial review called for no change to NI law allowing naming of defendants

1,112 proceedings lodged against DePuy since hip product withdrawn from market in 2010

David McGann exploring whether bank and security firm may have infringed his rights

Thirty doctors signed up do not want HSE to give their details out to avoid being targeted

Some 36 applications for return of a child were made from Ireland last year. Here are some of the stories

Willem Smit’s law firm which had dealings with Quinn family is being sued by IBRC

Anthony McGann agreed settlement with Revenue for €429,501 three years ago

Judgments against Anthony McGann registered in connection with five folios of land

Cremore’s Pat Byrne believes baking has psychological benefits and instils security

Court dismisses applications from the two rugby players who were acquitted in March 2018

Senator and ‘Kilkenny People’ face ‘double or quits’ decision after jury fails to reach verdict

Senator sued publisher of ‘Kilkenny People’ over article comparing him to highwayman

Judge in the case says State must ‘tread carefully’ when it comes to people’s data privacy

Forum hears that Russia is trying to break up EU and spending millions on disinformation

ODCE to be renamed as Cabinet considers measures responding to Fitzpatrick trial collapse

Law requires airline to tax employees who don’t live here but work on Irish-registered aircraft

Amount language school owed in directors’ loans rose from €153,586 to €427,419 in 2017

Comreg finds extending coverage to people rather than geographically would be cheaper

Display on 1916 Rising in Ambassador centre, Dublin operated at a loss

Families tell stories of stress as court deals with more than 120 mortgage debt cases

Medical organisations welcome investigation into poor regulation of medical devices

Judge says ‘Irish Independent’ juxtaposed comment on rape trials with facts from trial

Regulator told of acceleration of incidents perhaps linked to medical devices