Man charged with dangerous driving causing death of pedestrian in Limerick refused bail
Danny Connors, also charged with failing to remain at the scene, is in custody following death of James Forde (53) in November
Man charged with 2007 murder of Noel Campion in Limerick granted bail by High Court
Darren Quinlivan not extradited and judge satisfied accused will attend for trial which could be two years away
Childcare placement sector making ‘substantial profits’ amid ‘broken’ system, says judge
Judge places two boys in interim care of Tusla but says the agency had ‘serious and fundamental questions’ to answer
Call for more planning court judges after ‘enormous increase’ in caseload over past year
More judges ‘urgently required” for planning and environmental court as case load mounts
Due to loophole, woman who used phone while driving is banned for 24 hours instead of six months
Law closing loophole has been enacted but not yet commenced, District Judge was told when imposing 24-hour ban
Woman flees to Dublin after husband allegedly threatened to shoot her, court told
Domestic violence court deals with up to 30 applications, including from elderly woman in wheelchair
Draft guidelines for 16.7% increase in personal injury awards approved by Judicial Council board
Proposed higher rate reflects rise in inflation since approval of 2021 measures, board says
Immediate imprisonment used in fewer than 10% of District Court domestic violence cases last year
Less use of jail is ‘better for the social good’, judicial sentencing guidelines body tells District Court judges
Murder trial of law professor adjourned to December 30th due to unavailability of jurors
Diarmuid Phelan has denied the murder of a trespasser on his Co Dublin farm
Murder trial of law professor adjourned due to juror unavailability
Diarmuid Phelan has denied murder of trespasser on his Co Dublin farm
Diarmuid Phelan murder trial jury yet to begin deliberations as judge continues charge
Law professor has denied the murder of a trespasser on his Co Dublin farm
Judge tells Diarmuid Phelan trial jury verdicts of murder, manslaughter or acquittal are open to them
Law professor has denied the murder of a trespasser on his Co Dublin farm
Legal costs rulings mean Nikita Hand likely to keep most of near €250,000 damages award against Conor McGregor
Any cross-appeal by Hand over ‘modest’ damages might have a better chance than McGregor appeal over liability say legal sources
Conor McGregor faces paying bulk of Nikita Hand’s legal costs of successful civil rape claim
Ms Hand will not have to pay legal costs of MMA fighter’s friend James Lawrence because both men were ‘in lock step’, judge says
Diarmuid Phelan ‘facing imminent attack’ when firing shots, murder trial hears
Judge begins charge to jury in trial of law professor who denies murder of trespasser on his farm