Brother of murder victim Valerie French gets court order to administer her estate
David French applies for order as James Kilroy appeals conviction for wife’s murder
Pregnant woman gets temporary barring order after alleging partner said he would ‘make sure his child will not come into this world’
Man gets protection order against the woman after alleging he ‘felt threatened’ by her
How the Director of Public Prosecutions decides which cases go to court
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions was set up 50 years ago but, apart from some high-profile cases, its work largely stays out of the public eye
Office of DPP has played ‘pivotal role’ in criminal justice system for 50 years - Taoiseach
Independence of service is embedded in society, but is not a shield from scrutiny, says Director of Public Prosecutions
Law criminalising buying of sexual services has proven difficult to enforce, review finds
Just 15 convictions recorded in seven years out of 161 prosecutions directed by the DPP
Minister signs order closing penalty points loophole
Minister says drivers who reach penalty point threshold will now ‘always face the appropriate penalty’
Naas court granted vast majority of legal loophole orders under which drivers got 24-hour bans and avoided penalty points
Twenty-seven of 33 one-day disqualification orders granted over two years were by Naas District Court
Judge at centre of controversy over 24-hour driving disqualification orders is no stranger to making headlines
Judge at centre of controversy over 24-hour driving disqualification orders is known for tough treatment of speeding offenders
Son menaced mother in demand for €100 to buy cocaine, court told
Judge at domestic violence court notes ‘extensive bruising’ around eyes of another woman allegedly assaulted by husband
Conor McGregor wants court to allow new evidence from two people in appeal of civil rape case finding
MMA fighter seeking retrial of High Court civil action taken by Nikita Hand
Dublin office employee used by rival company to obtain trade secrets, global HR firm claims
Employee locked himself in toilet after being asked to hand over phone, High Court told
Enoch Burke case: Receiver appointed over teacher’s future salary in bid to collect €79,100 in fines
Judge also makes conditional order over Enoch Burke’s bank account
Woman secures barring order against ‘aggressive’ partner who allegedly throws out food to stop her eating
In separate case, man weeps as he consents to barring order sought by partner after allegedly beating her in front of their children
Woman secures orders setting aside ex-husband’s share transfers days after divorce ruling
Timing of purported share transfers ‘gives rise to suspicion’ says High Court judge
Landmark court ruling means alleged drink drivers can inspect breathalyser machines
State argued inspection was not relevant and would expose it to ‘inordinate expense’