MIBI argues it should not pay hundreds of outstanding claims

Motor insurers bureau says High Court decision made it ‘co-guarantor’ of rival firms

Case centres on ruling that found MIBI is liable for outstanding claims after collapse

Receiver was appointed to eight properties in Dublin purchased by her former husband

Opponents of plan raised concerns about the impact on the River Nore freshwater mussel

High Court refers campaigner’s complaint back to the Data Protection Commissioner

Student alleges his personal data was made available via Facebook to intelligence agencies

European Court of Justice delivers landmark assessment ahead of full ruling

Adviser to determine if Irish regulators are bound by EU Safe Harbour agreement

Drivers still avoiding penalty points despite practice being barred by Road Traffic Act

Immigrants claimed department order was defective as it did not come from Minister

Daniel McDonnell serving life sentence for murder of Melanie McCarthy McNamara

Christopher Wiggins pleaded guilty after being found on yacht off Irish coast

Broadcaster must hand over files related to ‘Dispatches’ investigation in defamation case

Jury found man was libelled in article describing him as a ‘Traveller drug king’

Gerard Hogan and Dylan Hayes are accused of fatally assaulting Shane Murphy in April

Grandfather wanted to rape child to cure his HIV infection, court told

Supreme Court gives clear statement that legislators need to act now

Cardinal Brady being sued in personal capacity following role in 1975 inquiry

Woman claims she will go into service at a shrine to atone for past family deeds

Receiver appointed to properties of Victory Christian Fellowship

Judges put a stay on men’s surrender pending a possible appeal to Supreme Court

Supreme Court defines courts’ position on code of conduct on mortgage arrears

Christopher Wiggins pleaded guilty to possessing cocaine after 2008 discovery off coast

High Court decides date over Wicklow chalet after decision on demolition given last week

Ruling on family’s Blessington chalet seen as endorsing strict planning law enforcement

Anthony Craig served 28 years before escaping to Ireland, while Michael Anthony Balmer served 27 years before coming to Ireland following his release on licence

Court rules regulation making possession of methylethcathinone invalid

Number of pending cases affected by fallout from Court of Appeal’s decision thought to be small

Judge says law obliged him to strike out case but he had ‘considerable sympathy’ for applicant

Two have pleaded not guilty to falsely imprisoning family in 2005

Child-protection case appealed on sentencing suggestion and new penalty will be imposed

Eight-year sentence unduly severe, Court of Appeal rules

Michael McDowell warns against judicial activism in book written for late Rory Brady

Bus Éireann worker had occupied the house for more than a decade

Council’s practice is of only using own personnel to carry out tests on the suitability of soil for waste-water tanks

New court aims to clear backlog and allow Supreme Court focus on cases of major importance

Ex-barrister who represented women in landmark abortion case among nominees

Judges Carroll Moran, Mary Faherty, Raymond Fullam and Carmel Stewart to fill four out of seven vacancies

Mr Justice Nicholas Kearns highlights ‘unsatisfactory’ situation