Couple cannot pursue 30-year-old planning case, Supreme Court rules

Owners of Clare Manor Hotel allege corruption in refusal to grant planning for housing

Hoteliers sue Dublin City Council over planning rejection

Tribunal delayed action on 1987 decision, former owners of Clare Manor Hotel claim

Supreme Court to rule on Pro-Life Campaign application

Anti-abortion group wants to be heard in State’s appeal on rights of unborn

Cabinet to pick chief justice from three-judge shortlist

Chief Justice Susan Denham to step down after six years as head of judiciary

Court redress is becoming the preserve of the wealthy

Persona judgment shows how contemporary litigation frustrates the right of access to courts

Whatever happened to competition of bin collectors?

Government’s threat to cap waste charges shows collection system is not working

Council drops appeal against Poolbeg incinerator judgment

Dublin City Council took action against ruling criticising manipulated waste reports

Retrial refused in burglary case over admissibility of evidence ruling

Case centres on man lawfully acquitted of burglary under changes to admissibility of evidence in criminal trials

Supreme Court decision offers gardaí ‘get-out clause’

Michael O’Higgins SC thinks decision relaxing criminal evidence rules has huge implications

Supreme Court judge criticises ruling on evidence in trials

Adrian Hardiman says ruling gives Garda ‘effective immunity from judicial oversight’

Landmark decision rewrites evidence rulebook

Divisions emerge as judges relax controls on use of evidence obtained in breach of rights

Supreme Court alters rule for criminal trial evidence

Bar on use of evidence obtained in breach of a constitutional right has now been removed

Corbally ruling raises big questions on regulation

Judicial history made as Supreme Court sits outside Dublin

All 10 judges of Supreme Court sit in Cork for the first time to hear two cases