Supreme Court

The managing director of a fish farming company cannot represent his firm in a legal action by AIB against the company over an alleged unpaid debt, th(...)

The Supreme Court has directed a fresh hearing to decide if the Minister for Education had power to terminate a €12,000 annual allowance paid to the c(...)

Blasphemy? What is it? “Impious or profane speaking of God or sacred things’’ as banned by the second of the Ten Commandments and the Irish Constituti(...)

Ryanair’s attempt to recoup €777,700 in VAT incurred for professional services connected with its unsuccessful takeover of Aer Lingus in 2006 has won (...)

A High Court judge has made directions aimed at progressing the hearing of actions by 491 Turkish workers over alleged underpayment of more than €40 m(...)

The Belfast bakery owners at the centre of the supreme court free speech ruling in the “gay cake” case have urged other Christians to “take their stan(...)

I watched a video recently in which Leo Varadkar wanders among the common man, sometimes just in his shirt sleeves like some sort of crazed nudist, ma(...)

The Cervical Check controversy has given rise to a period of public introspection about the health service. However, with a phalanx of litigation like(...)

The findings of the Disclosures Tribunal in relation to former Garda commissioner Martin Callinan could hardly be more serious. At every key point wh(...)

Maurice McCabe Maurice McCabe was the station sergeant in Balieborough, Co Cavan, in 2012 when he, along with fellow whistleblower John Wilson, made (...)