Committee decides the evidence presented could not support a finding against doctor

William Hampton battled over his father’s estate while travelling the world in a camper van

Reduction in number of lanes will allow for a new green space in Dublin area

Finders’ fees not allowed in Immigrant Investor Programme, department warns

About 800 applications approved to date

Talks due to take place in Department of Agriculture

About 60 people, including families with children, have been ordered to vacate Dublin city properties

Prof David Carroll, subject of ‘The Great Hack’, issues warning during Dublin visit

Lawyer for obstetrician seeks to have inquiry halted due to conflicts over evidence

Fitness-to-practise hearing involves woman whose son died 17 hours after he was born

Some protestors have told the High Court they will not obstruct meat processors

Accused must comply with strict conditions or face an immediate return to custody

Multinationals based here trade in some of the most corrupt markets in the world

Professional body would engage with Government over funding and staffing levels

Flaw arises over ‘dual criminality’ as bribery or corruption must also be crimes overseas

Survey found stretches of Tolka, Barrow and Cork harbour ‘heavily littered’

Dark forces at work who thrive by driving wedges between people, says Des Fitzgerald

Child was due to start at primary school close to father’s home

Refusals are reflection of supply crisis in housing, says Residential Tenancies Board

Jack Kachkar given 30 years in prison for deception that led to 1,500 job losses

The funds are owed to fundraising arm Friends of Sinn Féin over commemorations

High Court declaration comes after man alleged he was perjured in childcare proceedings

Previous holders of title include Samuel Beckett, Brian Friel and Seamus Heaney

Funds business Val Issuer has served notice to quit to tenants in number of older properties

Fears mount Beijing could use DNA data for biological weapons via genetic mapping

DNA data could be used by Chinese to devise biological weapons, say senators

HSE says it became aware of an IT issue at US laboratory analysing tests in February

GPs to receive test results from today following IT glitch as HSE directly contacts ‘small number’ of 800 women

Semi-State says claim represents ‘fundamental misinterpretation’ of clause

‘Some solicitors should be more selective about who they take on,’ says Judge Jacqueline Linnane

State is ‘splitting hairs’ in treatment of people sexually abused in day schools says academic

Doherty says claim that Ireland has ‘massive compo culture’ is simply not true

Effect of Court of Appeal rulings is not being seen at Circuit Court and District Court levels

Probate Bar Association was launched last week

Bar Council advises department of need for legislation to avoid ‘limping marriages’

Access to data will initially be given to pharma firms only for first ‘year or two’

Guidelines could take up to three years to be produced, Fianna Fáil says

Suspect in 50s released without charge following questioning over alleged wrong-doing

Organisation lodges proceedings against broadband providers in Ireland

Matt Frei of Channel 4 says people more concerned about purity of their Brexit position than any benefits from leaving the EU

IFA president says businessman ‘making millions on the backs of beef farmers’

Two of businessman’s companies with more than €700m in assets change residency

Group’s ABP business will be hugely affected by the Mercosur trade deal

KBC Bank took possession of property on foot of court order last December

Co Roscommon farm was scene of violence against security guards last December

Court hears that Liechtenstein foundation controls Goodman interest

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’

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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