Free expression and privacy rights may not stop workers being dismissed over social-media posts - internet law experts
Personal opinion disclaimers on employee’s own social-media accounts ‘have zero value’
Super-junior cabinet status facing court challenge
Sinn Fein TD has ‘strong’ argument in High Court challenge over ‘super juniors’ at Cabinet
Man to be sent forward for trial in connection with alleged stabbing of two pigs at Thornton Hall site
Darren Jackson ordered to stay away from international protection sites
Call for strike action by criminal barristers over legal aid payments narrowly rejected
Bar council urged at emergency meeting to step up campaign for full pay restoration
District Judge Marie Quirke ‘gave justice a kind face’, funeral service told
Chief Justice among large attendance at funeral of popular judge who died suddenly last week
Conor McGregor says in court document he has deleted his copies of CCTV footage used in civil rape trial
Mixed martial arts fighter was directed to provide affidavit after being ordered not to disseminate CCTV
Barristers urged to strike again over criminal legal-aid pay cuts
Special meeting of barristers convened for Monday as anger mounts over pay issues
Man who alleged wife broke his ribs gets protection order
Mother gets interim barring orders against two sons over alleged threats, including to bomb her home
Cathal Crotty jailed for two years after fully-suspended sentence for assaulting Natasha O’Brien is overturned
Court of Appeal rules on DPP appeal against ‘unduly lenient’ sentence for former soldier for attack in Limerick
Gardaí at scene of ‘public order incident’ after report of fire at former Crown Paints premises in Coolock
Site in north Dublin has been subject of several anti-immigrant protests
Judge criticises ‘millionaire’ legal costs and says losing litigants should be told lawyers’ hourly rates
Taoiseach would take eight months to earn estimated €209,000 fee for a six-day High Court case, says judge
Woman who spent €300,000 on legal fees wants Supreme Court to limit ex-partner’s ability to take more cases
Supreme Court will consider novel issues including the courts’ powers to deal with serial and disruptive litigants
Potential DPP move to confiscate assets possibly linked to jailed former solicitor Michael Lynn adjourned
Adjournment granted pending outcome of appeal by Lynn against five-and-a-half year sentence
Elderly businessman wants suspended solicitor’s challenge to strike-off recommendation heard urgently
Tom Fleming (80) has pursued Declan O’Callaghan for years over handling of 2007 land deal
Wife gets protection order against husband who allegedly used ‘sex objects’ on her ‘without asking me’
Woman tells judge of reluctance to press charges of alleged rape and sexual assault