Legal challenge to ‘super junior’ ministers seeks judges’ intervention in inner workings of Government, AG tells court
Sinn Féin’s Pa Daly taking constitutional challenge over Government’s Cabinet
High Court
Insurance algorithms firm claims breach of intellectual property rights by two companies
The case was admitted to the Commercial Court on Monday
Personal injury award levels fell by 45% to about €150m last year, Courts Service says
There were some 25,000 applications for protection from domestic violence in 2024, with 314 for anti-stalking orders
Refuse worker died after he fell from back of moving bin lorry and hit his head on road, High Court told
Family settle case against waste firm, with judge approving €35,000 statutory payment for loss and mental distress
More than 30 children without school places taking High Court action
Judge issues ‘word of warning’ saying provision of school places should start earlier next year
Judge wants explanation from solicitors over letter saying client had ‘no knowledge’ of surveillance of payroll manager
Employee allegedly paid to pass trade secrets from HR firm Rippling to rival Deel
Magheramore Beach: The €613,000 Wicklow council paid to secure access was ‘likely less than cost of court challenge’
Local authority argued purchase would be less a less expensive means of guaranteeing a right of way than going to court
‘They got it all wrong’: Teenager’s action against HSE over eye-squint surgeries settled for €120,000
Girl had six operations, but was allegedly left in a worse condition, High Court hears
Student accommodation developer challenges decision to rezone land near UCD to open space
Colbeam Ltd, which wants to build 698-bedroom complex, is challenging council in High Court
Boy found ‘passed out in St Stephen’s Green’ after absconding from care remains ‘missing’, High Court hears
Separately, a teenage girl with active wish to get pregnant is absent from her aftercare placement, judge is told
Provisional liquidator for steel fabricator working for blue chip construction firms
Counsel said the company had twice been through examinership
Veteran republican Marian Price issues legal proceedings against Disney over ‘Say Nothing’ series
Suggestion Price involved in murder of Jean McConville not based on a single iota of evidence, High Court defamation action claims
Court defers judgment on Conor McGregor’s appeal over finding of assault in civil rape case
Dramatic withdrawal of ‘fresh evidence’ leads to appeal court’s decision to refer material to DPP
Conor McGregor appeal: Court to ask DPP to consider possible perjury concerning fresh evidence
Mixed martial arts fighter has appealed civil jury finding in favour of Nikita Hand
Man who suffered brain injury after being hit by steel jack that dislodged from passing car settles case for €4.75m
Karam Ali (25) laying ducts on Galway city road when incident occurred
Court to refer withdrawn material in Conor McGregor appeal for consideration of possible perjury
Court to refer matter to the Director of Public Prosecutions
Siblings unaware of council application to exhume father’s remains, court hears
Brother says had he been aware of his sister’s intention, he would have objected `in strongest possible terms’
Family settles action against pharmacy after mother allegedly died from wrong medication
Margaret Corcoran (73) suffered a brain injury and collapsed at her home in 2022
GAA manager Rory Gallagher seeks damages from Jarlath Burns and the association over alleged defamation
Case against GAA and its president arises from controversy over coach’s proposed role with Naas club
Conor McGregor withdraws ‘fresh evidence’ from Nikita Hand’s neighbours over alleged row with her ex-partner
MMA fighter appealing against High Court civil jury finding in favour of Ms Hand, who alleged he raped her
Two people allegedly involved in surveillance of man at centre of HR firms’ ‘spying’ dispute named
Both ‘categorically refute’ allegations of intimidation and harassment
Nikita Hand faces cross-examination by Conor McGregor’s lawyers in civil rape trial appeal
Court of Appeal to decide whether new evidence related to bruising on complainant is admissible
Garda Commissioner allegedly found Dublin Airport employee posed risk to State security
Man suspects failed security check arose from video supporting Gerard ‘The Monk’ Hutch’s election campaign
Trinity College can be named in case taken by student who apologised for plagiarism
Student who retains anonymity claims he should not have been put before fitness-to-practise inquiry after plagiarism in exam
Bewley’s seeks Grafton St rent reduction from Johnny Ronan company
High Court hears coffee shop was paying €1.46m before last October but sum was reduced following Circuit Court valuation
Judge dismisses case brought by young woman over schoolyard fall
Judge noted ‘inconsistencies and inaccuracies’ in woman’s evidence
Majority of caravans camped on Curragh remain despite court order, judge hears
Defence Forces have been prevented from carrying out training on firing range due to presence of caravans
Man who alleged gardaí beat him while he cycled to inspect fire settles court action
Man alleged gardaí in riot gear broke his shoulder on Halloween night almost 17 years ago
Family settles actions brought against waste disposal firm over binman’s death
Claims made by family of Tomasz Orzel were denied by Padraig Thornton Waste Disposal Ltd
Woman allegedly suffered stroke after taking migraine medication bought from Boots pharmacy
Sigrid O’Meara (63), from Co Longford, alleged she was not advised product contraindicated with an anti-antidepressant she was taking
Court hears 13-year-old girl with history of drug use and sexual exploitation needs to switch care unit
Child with history of more than 200 incidents involving gardaí ‘wants to be part of something, she is lost’, judge told
Woman who allegedly suffered stroke after taking migraine medication sues Boots
Sigrid O’Meara (63) alleges medication inappropriately sold and failure to advise her that medication was contraindicated for anti-depressant
Limerick hospital apologises in High Court for baby’s death at 16 weeks old
Infant developed meningitis, but family alleged failure to take proper action in response to his condition
‘€100k a minute, no trespassing’ sign put up on land at centre of row over unlawful peat extraction
Man has been repeatedly ordered by court not to trespass on 400-acre Bord na Móna midlands bog
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