Row over State failure to accommodate asylum seekers may go to Supreme Court
The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission is seeking leave to appeal finding State did not breach human dignity rights of international protection applicants
High Court
Conor McGregor seeks permission from Supreme Court for further appeal over ruling in favour of Nikita Hand
Lawyer says ‘lip service’ paid by courts to right to silence of McGregor
Man with €161 recorded income loses appeal over finding house and cash funded by drug money
Dermot Calvert was ‘primary target’ of Criminal Assets Bureau investigation, appeal court said
Former attorney general to challenge Slane bypass planning approval in High Court
John Rogers says his lands and Unesco World Heritage Site will be affected by project
Barne Estate: Bitterness over sale of historic Co Tipperary farm
High Court dispute centred on meeting at billionaire John Magnier’s home in August 2023
John Magnier loses high-profile court case over failed Barne Estate purchase
Billionaire businessman John Magnier sued the owners and trustees of the 751-acre estate in 2023
DPP to appeal court ruling affecting thousands of drink-driving prosecutions
High Court decision identifies road traffic law inconsistency
Suspects arrested over alleged perjury linked to Hand-McGregor case released without charge
Garda investigation into allegations of perjury continuing, with file due to be sent to DPP
Survival plan could save 138 jobs at Co Cavan recycling firm, examiner says
Business manufactures recycled polyester fibre products from used plastic bottles and polyester waste
Cryptocurrency analyst gets temporary court order requiring X to reinstate his account
Analyst claims he is losing up to $20,000 dollars monthly due to suspension
Garda who engaged in sexual act with woman in station challenges fresh suspension
Garda Raymond Hegarty claims suspension decision is unlawful and irrational
Showjumper’s ex-partner denies he lacked authority to remove horses from equestrian centre
Five horses to be held in independent care pending outcome of dispute, with sixth and most valuable horse subject of separate case
Billy Kelleher’s brother granted 40-day extended legal protection from creditors owed €4.7m
High Court approves an extended protective certificate under personal insolvency law to protect Donal Kelleher from creditors
Creeslough case a wake-up call for apartment owners across Ireland
Creeslough insurance payout is heading for the High Court as apartment and building owners dispute how it should be split
James Lawrence sues Nikita Hand over civil court case
Jury last year found that Dublin man did not assault Nikita Hand in 2018 on occasion when Conor McGregor was found to have done so
Jeffrey Leo firm bought US investors’ shares for €1
Mr Justice David Nolan confirms the appointment of joint liquidators over Steelworks Investments
Plans for 131-apartment development in Clontarf that received 377 objections to be reviewed
The scheme had attracted 377 objections before the planning authority approved its development in 2021
Conor McGregor pleads for support for presidential bid in new video
MMA fighter says local politicians ‘the backbone of our communities’ as he criticises Government for failing to respect ‘proclamation’
Wilson’s Hospital School wants Enoch Burke jailed again for breaching court orders
School management says he is disrupting the beginning of the new school term
Polish police are refusing to look for ‘kidnapped’ Irish girl, court told
Father seeking court orders directing Taoiseach, Minister for Justice and Minister for Foreign Affairs to help get his daughter back
Show Jumping Association of Ireland vote to remove chairman is stalled
High Court judge grants injunction ‘with great reluctance’ before Tuesday’s meeting
‘So, yeah, I’d say let’s go ahead with the appeal’. Why won’t the courts use plain English?
Legal profession cleaves to version of English stuck somewhere between the Norman conquest and Great Expectations
Land Development Agency seeks to block FOI request at High Court
Agency says freedom of information request from journalist Ken Foxe could jeopardise its business model
Nigerian business owner subjected to ‘rabid racism including monkey grunts’, court told
Stanley Abayeneme asks judge for restraining order over ‘aggressive and disruptive’ conduct
An Coimisiún Pleanála reopens appeal over Phoenix Park apartments plan
Dublin City Council had granted permission to development that was set not to include childcare facilities
Row threatens CityJet rescue, court told
High Court told effect of proposed contractual amendments would have a material impact on firm’s examinership
Former director of Victoria Homes agrees deal with liquidator to set aside some funds from sale of home, court told
Patrick Byrne agrees to lodge €605,536 arising from the sale of a property in Co Kildare to the account of his solicitor
Ruling on controversial development beside St Anne’s Park due after legal action withdrawn
An Coimisiún Pleanála set to rule on plans for 580 apartments beside Raheny park next month
Founder of gossip website Tattle Life faces up to 40 more libel actions, court hears
Judge in Belfast refuses to relax freezing order on £1.8m of Sebastian Bond’s assets
Appeal Court overturns requirement for councils to get members’ consent before defending legal actions
Question of councillors’ authorisation has come up in at least three High Court challenges
Child with additional needs loses legal challenge over year-long delay getting school transport
High Court says claim can be renewed if transport not available in September
Judge warns litigants to undergo ‘reality check’ before suing
Mr Justice Michael Twomey says lawyers were only winners in multimillion High Court claim
Man fails to halt sister’s damages claim against him over alleged rape and sexual abuse
Brother denies he sexually assaulted his younger sister when she was between 11 and 13 years old
Gardaí investigate alleged perjury involving couple in Conor McGregor civil rape case appeal
Nikita Hand’s neighbours’ evidence was withdrawn by McGregor’s side at the start of the appeal
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