Court of Appeal

Counsel for the State said that Mr Burke has wrongfully stated that parties including the gardaí, lawyers and the courts have engaged in a ‘conspiracy’ to wrongfully arrest, detain and charge him

Law student (24) has been in custody since public order arrest on March 7th and refuses to sign bail bond

Legal sources say the original High Court decision could have erased the security for ‘hundred of loans’

Judges rule that charges should have been withdrawn after complainant told court that abuse did not happen

There was ‘nothing unlawful’ in Biogen’s application for and exploitation of a parent patent

Hearing of dispute between teacher and Wilson’s Hospital School due to open on Tuesday

Case raises issues about correct balance between data privacy rights and effective prosecution of serious crime

Cases involving man convicted of murdering Elaine O’Hara were before five different courts in eight years

Lawyers argued outcome of 2015 trial unsafe but prosecution insisted there was ‘overwhelming’ evidence to support it

Phone call data evidence ‘not that significant’ and was just ‘icing’ on the prosecution case against Dwyer, court said

Fine for breach of injunction requiring suspended teacher to stay away from Wilson’s Hospital School while on administrative leave now in excess of €30,000

Friends of the Irish Environment sought referral over unsuccessful bid to have High Court costs paid for by Legal Aid Board

Dispute focused on operation of council car park at visitor centre

Concessionaire loses appeal against finding it is not entitled to “special ratings benefits” in relation to payments to Transport Infrastructure Ireland

School’s legal costs could exceed €500,000 after dispute finally goes to trial in High Court

Court of Appeal says judges who convicted former soldier showed ‘scrupulous fairness’ and regard to evidence

Court of Appeal judges prevented from reading all of their judgments dismissing teacher’s appeal

Burke accused gardaí of being ‘thugs’ as members of force attempted to remove family members after they refused to leave voluntarily

Fines over alleged contempt of orders will exceed €25,000 by Friday

Appeal was granted in proceedings taken against unknown ‘trespassers’ in two Dublin buildings associated with businessman Jerry Beades

Further 20 appointments depend on ‘measurable progress’ in reforming court and judicial work practices, says Minister for Justice

Council worker Damien Davey and a number of colleagues were injured while one, Padraig Noone (63), lost his life

Dean and Jason Bradley, of Liscarne Gardens, were sentenced to life imprisonment in 2018 for the murder of Neil Reilly (36)

‘Nothing will bring Estlin back. There is no real justice when a child or loved one has died,’ say parents

'A school is not entitled to be more welcoming than the law permits’, Mr Burke tells court

Advocate General of EU Court of Justice finds Ireland wrong to refuse allowance on basis woman would place ‘unreasonable burden’ on State

Dublin City Council contended High Court’s findings will have ‘enormous implications’ for road authority operations

Brazilian Renato Gehlen, who denies murder, is appealing life sentence handed down in 2021

The State is to oppose the application by Senan O’Flaherty (66) at Ennis Circuit Court

Protesting Burke removed by gardaí from High Court earlier

Michael Welby (24) was drunk and speeding when he crashed and killed passenger Róisín Hession after being chased by gardaí

Woman acquitted in Circuit Court in 2021 after forensic psychologist’s evidence excluded from trial

A High Court judge says amendments to research paper show its original conclusion was ‘problematical’

Three Court of Appeal judges are drafted in to hear appeal over controversial guidelines slashing damages

Military judge describes offences committed by Philip McCarthy as ‘egregious breach of ethos’

Two women lose appeals after social welfare cut because ex-partners contributing towards mortgages

Wilson’s Hospital secondary school says two factual inaccuracies in its documents have come to light

Joseph Moore suffered devastating injuries as a result of the 2013 accident

Only by arriving at fair sentence is voice of victim ‘truly heard’, says judge

State appeals six-and-a-half year sentence for Costel Pirvu (39) who raped and imprisoned woman with mild intellectual disability