Judge orders Enoch Burke to be jailed again for contempt of court
Burke family have committed ‘the most deliberate, sustained and concerted attack’ on the civil courts, High Court hears
High Court
Tánaiste asked Polish counterpart for help resolving ‘distressing’ child abduction case
Irish man’s legal action against Government due before High Court on Tuesday
Denis O’Brien spokesman stands over ‘every word’ of allegedly defamatory statement, court hears
Solicitors claim a sentence in October 2016 press release implied they acted for and received payment from the IRA
New apartment design standards to be ‘robustly’ defended amid legal challenge
Labour leader says ‘significant’ development in judicial review case will be revealed in High Court on Monday
Deadlocked jury discharged in case of ex-garda allegedly wrongfully struck over the head
John Bowe (41) alleged he was wrongfully hit with a baton by a garda who later became a superintendent
Court upholds misconduct complaint over conflict of interest against suspended solicitor
Declan O’Callaghan had appealed tribunal findings over land deal in which vendor claimed to be owed €250,000
Remaining occupants of North Circular Road house ordered to leave by December 13th
One of the occupants, a Trinity College Dublin literature and sociology student, said he had moved in after being unable to find accommodation
High Court sanctions termination of 15-year-old girl’s pregnancy
Girl told doctors she would ‘cut the baby out myself’ if termination not permitted
Girl (5) allegedly sexually assaulted by child of similar age in creche seeks to sue creche
Child seeking to bring case through adult ‘next friend’ claims shed where incident allegedly occurred was unsupervised
Michael Flatley ordered to put up €1.1m cost security in action over works at Cork mansion
Legal team had asked the Commercial Court not to award the full €2.8 million sought by the other parties in the case
High Court judge criticises ‘disgraceful’ lack of special care beds for at-risk children
Tusla and government departments are aware of problems yet allow situation to continue, he says
Supreme Court to hear appeal over State’s failure to accommodate asylum seekers
Court of Appeal judges had ruled against human rights commission in summer
Denis O’Brien ‘played the man, not the ball’, court told in defamation case
Lawyers with Belfast human rights firm Phoenix Law claim businessman defamed them in statement
Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal aimed at preventing demolition of large Co Meath home
House was built almost 20 years ago without planning permission
Solicitor in Denis O’Brien defamation case says press release had ‘sinister’ connotations
Lawyers with Belfast human rights firm Phoenix Law claim businessman defamed them in statement
Trans woman to bring High Court challenge over recognition of her as biological mother of child
Woman says if she has to claim to be the ‘father’ of child as part of the application, it would be an ‘offensive, discriminatory and unjust attack’ on her person, gender identity and legal status
Pedestrian who fell after catching his foot in hole is awarded more than €5,000
Man had walked to his right to avoid pit bull dog in garden, High Court hears
New €1,800 tobacco sales licencing fee figures ‘plucked out of the air’, retailers claim in High Court
Under the new licensing system retailers will have to pay a total fee of €1,800 to sell tobacco or nicotine inhaling products
Bunsen burger chain takes court action over being classified as ‘fast food’ business
Legal action follows refusal of work permit application for a chef
Ruling on suspended solicitor Declan O’Callaghan’s appeal over professional misconduct findings due Friday
Declan O’Callaghan denies misconduct over handling of Co Mayo lands transfer
Conor McGregor whiskey brand dispute unlikely to be heard until next year
Trial hearing in the case had been set for December
Judge ‘incandescent with rage’ at Tusla failure to provide secure bed for child
Child ‘at risk of death’ remains in unregulated, unregistered placement
High Court stays final orders in Athlone international protection accommodation case
Protests took place last year over plan to develop tented accommodation on site to rear of existing direct provision centre
Unlawful occupants of 94-year-old’s private Dublin house agree to leave
Trinity College student tells High Court judge of difficulties in finding accommodation
Barrister who acted in mosque dispute seeks €190,000 payment, court told
Directors of firm at dispute’s centre deny man who hired barrister had instructions to bring case
Woman refusing to leave hospital after 719 days could be moved to another room, judge says
Application for expert to examine patient’s records seems extraordinary as she is surrounded by doctors, Mr Justice Brian Cregan says
Alleged pornography on garda’s phone can be used in disciplinary inquiry, judges rule
Devices contained CCTV pictures, possible images of suspects and Pulse incidents, Supreme Court hears
Baton strike after car pursuit ‘not ideal’ but not assault, garda tells High Court
Former officer John Bowe suing over alleged injuries, saying he was wrongfully and violently struck
Cork Pride festival firm set to go into liquidation next week, court hears
Creditors’ meeting called amid dispute over disciplinary moves against sole full-time employee
Witness for McGregor side in alleged whiskey deal case has serious health difficulties
Artem Lobov claims he was involved in the creation of and setting up of the ‘Proper Number Twelve’ Irish whiskey brand
Bankrupt developer Seán Dunne seeking damages over Nama takeover of assets
Dunne claims 2009 appointments of Nama chiefs Brendan McDonagh and Frank Daly were invalid
Settlement of €3.5m ‘some comfort’ for boy left with cerebral palsy after birth at Cork hospital
Joanne Duggan says birth of twin boys should have been the happiest day of family’s lives, but ‘unfortunately it was the worst’
Four Burke family members removed from court over persistent interruptions
Enoch Burke repeatedly demanded judge address ‘kernel’ question at the centre of his case
Challenge to €650m Enterprise train contract could mean loss of €165m in funding, court told
Rail providers seek to have stay on its awarding lifted
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