Former director of Victoria Homes agrees deal with company 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
High Court
Ruling on controversial development beside St Anne’s Park due after legal action withdrawn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Nikita Hand’s neighbours’ evidence was withdrawn by McGregor’s side at the start of the appeal
State agency Solas faces legal challenge over Safe Pass courses
Companies claim State training agency is conflicted by offering courses
Dublin Imam Sheikh Hussein Halawa fails in High Court bid
Halawa unable to minister to parishioners and claims damage to reputation since mosque closure
Developer fails in last-ditch bid to salvage approval for apartments near Royal Hospital Kilmainham
Proposed development was for five apartment blocks, including an 18-storey tower
Irish man claims State has ‘abandoned’ his child in Poland, court filings show
Girl’s mother took her to Poland without father’s consent; parents in battle over where child should receive medical care
Court case to overturn ‘fraudulent’ Seán Dunne transfers played key part in US bankruptcy
Former developer’s two ex-wives get priority claims totalling $2.87m as assets fall far short of overall debts
Ireland cannot blame housing shortages for not accommodating asylum seekers, EU’s highest court rules
High Court referred issue to EU’s most senior judges after cases taken by international protection applicants
Court steps in after man gives €350,000 to poor to get to heaven
Farmer, in his forties, last week gave €1,000 cash to a homeless woman he met, the court heard
Nikita Hand to sue Conor McGregor and two former neighbours over withdrawn claims in failed appeal
The High Court action was filed on Thursday, shortly after the Court of Appeal dismissed McGregor’s application
Girl who lost two toes in lawnmower accident settles High Court action for €415,000
Rachel McElhinney’s left foot was four sizes smaller than her right, judge told
Teen who left care and lost follow-on housing tried to take their own life, court hears
Case shows why mental health legislation should be re-examined, says judge
Child claims he was skipped in school waiting list after special education council decision, court hears
Child had sought to quash council’s purported designation directing another child be given a place at specialist school
Gavin Pepper agrees to abide by certain orders but denies filming son of finance firm’s boss
Councillor tells High Court he is being made out to be ‘a bad guy’ after Ian Wigglesworth and Pepper Finance granted injunction
Maurice Regan sent message saying he hoped article would give Barne Estate rival John Magnier a ‘heart attack’
US-based construction magnate gave evidence in the Four Courts of his involvement in bids for the estate
X wants to appeal High Court ruling dismissing Coimisiún na Meán case
Company formerly known as Twitter alleged media regulator engaged in ‘overreach’ in approach to restrictions on some video content
Irish regulators take aim at Big Tech, but how will the online safety code be implemented?
Failure to meet protection obligations will mean fines of up to €20 million or 10 per cent of platform’s annual turnover
‘The boy’s two shoes were found on the driveway’: Child allegedly knocked down by neighbour settles for €1.5m
The boy’s mother said the six year legal battle had brought their family ‘to its knees’
Rights watchdog failed to prove breach of homeless asylum seekers’ fundamental rights, appeal court finds
Senior judges overturn High Court ruling that government breached duty to provide basic needs
Children prescribed anti-psychotic drug while in Camhs care settle High Court actions
One nine-year-old boy gained 3.5kg in weight in the six months he was on the drug, court hears
Wexford man must pay €480,000 damages for ‘dodgy box’ copyright infringement, court rules
Sky described David Dunbar as a ‘top level’ copyright infringer
Ireland’s online safety code can continue but further legal challenges likely over regulation
Government believes code is crucial in protecting children from dangers in digital world
Man loses appeal following dispute with couple in Co Laois who kept exotic pets in garage
he couple got a High Court injunction in 2014 preventing any further interference with their garage by Mr Martin snr, his son, and Drumgoan
Central Bank to question Gary Gannon’s right to challenge its role in sale of Israeli bonds
Social Democrats TD’s court application to be heard in October
Legal bid to compel Government to suspend military-related trade with Israel filed in High Court
High Court case also alleges weapons to Israeli army are being unlawfully transported through Irish airspace
Disqualification and €130,000 fine for former Irish Nationwide finance director confirmed
Central Bank sought sanction confirmation over John Stanley Purcell’s role in regulatory breaches at INBS before its collapse
State to oppose applications to bring cases over failure to hold Omagh bombing inquiry
Emmet Tunney and Shawneen Conway argue in High Court papers that inquiry required to ensure effective investigation of 1998 atrocity
Somali diplomat challenges detention in Dublin jail over alleged people smuggling
Mohamed Abdallatif Hussein is claiming diplomatic immunity after arrest last November, High Court hears
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