State loses appeal to High Court finding designation of UK as ‘safe third country’ was unlawful
Judge says legislative changes since the ruling raised questions of mootness
High Court
Alleged trespassers agree to orders for council’s possession of former home of 1916 Rising leader
Dublin City Council spent €630,000 purchasing the building in 2018 but works have not started
Paul Murphy allowed to serve Taoiseach with legal papers seeking to injunct ‘super junior’ ministers
TD claims that the attendance of super junior ministers at Cabinet meetings is unconstitutional
Man subjected to ‘punishment regime’ at Tipperary community home settles High Court action for €400,000
Derek Slater, who has moderate disability, was given hot and cold showers, locked in room and made to push faulty wheelbarrow, judge is told
High Court places stay on costs over preliminary ruling in Ganley defamation action
Declan Ganley and his company Rivada have taken defamation proceedings against CNN
Protesters to seek reopening of Coolock migrant housing injunction hearing
An application for injunction to halt development of Crown Paints warehouse was previously refused by judge
‘Eccentricity is not incapacity,’ says judge when admitting pensioner’s will to probate
Woman who left €450,000 estate had testamentary capacity despite ‘oddities’, High Court finds
Defamation cases taken by Ryanair over Channel 4 documentary settled on undisclosed terms
Ryanair sued broadcaster and a former long-serving pilot after 2013 broadcast
Girl who sued over dog attack settles High Court action for €65,000
Alice Candido da Costa, three at the time, was living on Limerick farm when alleged attack occurred
Woman living in home owned by ex-partner fails to further defer its sale and get bigger share of sale proceeds
Case demonstrates the complexity of litigation concerning non-marital families, High Court judge says
Judge agrees to Denis O’Brien’s application for deletion of ‘corruption’ reference
Ms Justice Emily Egan said that she would include a detailed summary of the tribunal’s findings instead
Dispute between energy firms over power plant development goes to mediation
Connective Energy Holdings Ltd brought Commercial Court proceedings against Energia Group ROI Holdings DAC
Tallaght family settles case over how paramedics dealt with mother in hours before her death from pneumonia
Madeleine Ryan probably would have had ‘better than 50% chance’ of survival had she been taken to hospital, High Court hears
High Court strikes out case against prayer group after hearing church ‘sit-in’ has ended
The Abbey House Prayer Group had been occupying the Clonmel church since New Year’s Eve
Man’s €45,000 award over injuries sustained in wall collapse cut due to contributory negligence
Judge says Bradley Hart, who was 13 at the time, should have known better than to climb structure when looking for football
Unclaimed Custom House Capital money to be controlled by State
Liquidator of investment fund found that €61 million in client funds had been misappropriated
Judge threatens Celtic Tiger socialite Marcus Sweeney with removal from court for ‘being a nuisance’
In March 2023, Mr Sweeney’s EWM Property Holdings Ltd agreed to hand over Co Meath lands as part of a case brought by Cab
Leslie Buckley files court action against Allianz
Former INM chairman alleges breach of contract against insurer
Libel lawyer Paul Tweed claims academic’s book wrongly portrays him as covert agent for UAE
Damages being sought in case alleging damage to legal practitioner’s professional reputation
Woman living ‘exotic’ lifestyle fails to overturn order allowing receiver to sell her home
Mary Cash alleged High Court failed to properly consider her risk of homelessness
Defence Forces reservist settles High Court action over discharge
Settlement involved court making orders quashing discharge decision
Finding of professional misconduct made against former deputy State pathologist Dr Khalid Jaber
Dr Khalid Jaber ‘displayed poor professional performance and professional misconduct’, a Medical Council fitness-to-practise committee has determined
Parents of girl (7) who died in Temple Street settle action over ‘tragic and preventable’ death
Lily Daly died following a cardiac arrest at the hospital on February 9th, 2019
Security firm should repay €2.2m in Covid wage subsidies, court rules
Mr Justice Rory Mulcahy rejected an appeal brought by Fire Safety Security Advantage Ltd
Solicitor claims firm is ‘jeopardised’ by alleged decision to pause ‘golden visa’ applications
In the High Court, Ms Justice Mary Rose Gearty grants leave to solicitor Jonathan Cosgrove in judicial review proceedings against Department of Justice
Law Society moves to strike off suspended solicitor Declan O’Callaghan
Strike off application put on hold pending outcome of challenge to procedures of disciplinary tribunal
Conor McGregor lodges appeal against judgment in civil rape trial
High Court jury last November decided MMA fighter raped Nikita Hand in Dublin hotel in 2018
High Court dismisses Ryanair’s challenge against Dublin Airport cargo tunnel
Mr Justice Richard Humphreys dismissed the challenge in a judgement on Friday
Serving member of Defence Forces allowed to apply for judicial review over bullying and harassment
Hugh Farrell claims he was maltreated so badly he developed anxiety and depression
Labour councillor takes High Court challenge over Seanad vote count
Angela Feeney was eliminated on the 23rd count for the agriculture panel
State may rely on executive privilege to prevent disclosure of secret UK air defence agreement
Senator Gerard Craughwell’s case aims to compel Government to reveal details of secret arrangement
Provisional liquidators appointed to Cork medical supplies company
PMD Device Solutions Ltd claims that it is owed €1.2 million by the HSE
Tipperary family settles High Court action against HSE over death of father following collision
Patrick Connolly died on December 28th, 2021, five days after his involvement in a road traffic collision
Refusal to take teen who ‘associates’ with gang leaders into secure care ‘baffling’, father says
Man says son is involved in crime and drug use and may be in danger due to witnessing a murder
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