High Covid-19 rates trigger adjournment of District Court cases
Criminal and family law cases not affected and will be prioritised, says court president
Criminal and family law cases not affected and will be prioritised, says court president
Judgment seems to reaffirm courts cannot be relied upon to protect socio-economic rights
Supreme Court rules two students’ exclusion from Leaving Cert scheme was invalid
Minster appeals ruling that exclusion from calculated grades constitutes breach of rights
Pair claim exclusion from calculated grades process breached constitutional rights
Court previously found decision to dismiss Patrick J Kelly should be quashed
VHI had sought the preclusion of eminent economist
Mr Justice Kevin Cross spoke against the proposals at key Judicial Council meeting
If the test-case challenge had succeeded the consequences could have been far-reaching
Employment disputes body’s powers ‘not offensive to Constitution’
Judges uphold claim of objective bias over Mary Coughlan’s ‘twin involvement’ in case
Decision likely to leave 400 other cases against ESB on hold
Woulfe will also sit as member of Court of Appeal next month
Amendment key to Supreme Court case about care of catastrophically injured boy
Boy is in a ‘dire’ situation with no prospect of a meaningful recovery, judges hear
Plaintiffs allege bank was negligent in operation of funds investing in property in UK
Criticism of attendance at ‘Golfgate’ dinner based on ‘misunderstanding’, judge claims
Judge faces informal process after attending golf society dinner amid Covid restrictions
Clarke now scheduled to meet judge on Thursday to resolve golf dinner controversy
Supreme Court urges updating of law on harassment to provide ‘effective’ statutory protection
Judicial review sought over concerns about impact of proposed 11-turbine development
Panel of independent contractors - self employed barristers - assisted with applications
Man claimed he did not get fair trial because of a 44-year delay between offence and trial
An Bord Pleanála’s decision had ‘unfortunate tone, at once defensive and circular’
UK-born Shamima Begum had her citizenship revoked by the UK Home Office
‘I won’t be paying it because I haven’t got it,’ court told
Letter reminds public service pay body of view expressed previously about judicial recruitment
Government has focused on reducing overly generous court payouts for injury claims
Judges agreed reconsideration of the complex statutory limitation periods applicable to personal injury actions is desirable
Teacher claimed would be unconstitutional to prosecute for alleged offence from 1970s
Fianna Fáil activist Brian Mohan challenging law linking quotas to funding
Man wins appeal over District Court judge decision to jail him for a week
Issues included whether An Bord Pleanála was ‘competent authority’
Man claims elderly woman with dementia is being unlawfully detained as a ward of court
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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