Gerry Adams tells court it is not ‘fair’ to expect him to recall every death in the Troubles
Former Sinn Féin leader was being cross-examined on fourth day of his defamation action against BBC
Gerry Adams tells defamation trial BBC’s response to Spotlight complaint was ‘absolutely arrogant’
Former Sinn Féin leader claims 2016 programme defamed him by falsely accusing him of sanctioning killing of
Boy (8) sues Minister over lack of school place
Child, who has autism, has been out of school since late January
Denis Donaldson a ‘victim’ of Troubles and viewed as expendable by handlers, Gerry Adams says
Second day of defamation action against the BBC hears former Sinn Féin leader decry alleged ‘hatchet job’ broadcast
Lecturer pays ‘substantial’ settlement to former An Bord Pleanála director over defamatory tweets
Gavin Daly says he ‘falsely accused’ Rachel Kenny of wrongdoing ‘without foundation’
Gerry Adams defamation case: BBC accused of ‘reckless journalism’ over spy killing claim
Former Sinn Féin leader argues attack on his reputation over informer’s death
Legal action over worker barred from Dublin Airport resolved
Two sets of proceedings arose from worker’s use of expletive at Aer Lingus employee
Sandymount cycleway can go ahead after Dublin City Council wins court appeal
The council appealed the High Court ruling in favour of local independent councillor Mannix Flynn and Sandymount resident Peter Carvill
Colm Wu firms allegedly owed €3m for housing Ukranians, court hears
Proceedings taken against Chinese national over alleged scheme to divert money
Irish worker who ‘spied’ for rival firm and destroyed phone with axe avoids court sanction
Keith O’Brien had faced the possibility of going to jail for contempt of court orders
School principal temporarily restored to payroll following challenge to dismissal, court hears
Principal says he was dismissed following an August 2021 complaint made against him alleging sexual harassment
Worker’s legal action over blocked access to Dublin Airport to be heard
High Court judge asks how an expletive can bring about two sets of legal proceedings
School to stop disciplinary process against teacher who says she was wrongly identified as ‘GAA catfish’
High Court strikes out Niamh Farrell’s case with consent from Coláiste Éanna in Rathfarnham
Enoch Burke case: More than €40,000 seized from teacher’s bank account over unpaid fines
Judge tells schoolteacher he is ‘acting like an unruly schoolboy’ during exchanges at High Court appearance
Council allowed woman to exhume father’s remains from Dublin cemetery without consulting siblings, court told
Paschal Farrell brings proceedings against Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council over ‘incomprehensible’ decision