Dublin man tells jury he would ‘never in a million years’ be ‘fall guy’ for Conor McGregor over rape claim
Mixed martial arts fighter and friend both say they had consensual sex with woman in Dublin hotel
Conor McGregor says he had ‘vigorous’ and ‘fully consensual’ sex with woman in Dublin hotel
MMA fighter says there was ‘no sign’ of a tampon during his encounter with Nikita Hand
Woman who alleges she was raped by Conor McGregor had ‘severe’ post-traumatic stress disorder, psychiatrist tells court
Mixed martial arts fighter denies claims by Nikita Hand in civil action for damages over alleged sexual assaults
Supreme Court to rule on ‘systemically important’ carer’s allowance case
Decision could have profound effect on State’s obligations to carers of severely disabled children
Retired Court of Appeal president reflects on a life in law after early political detour
George Birmingham, once the second most senior judge in the State, reflects on a life in law after an early political detour
Woman denies she was ‘enthusiastic participant’ in sex with Conor McGregor in Dublin hotel
Mixed Martial Arts fighter denies allegations of sexual assault by Nikita Hand in her civil action for damages
Woman suing Conor McGregor for damages says he choked and raped her in Dublin hotel bedroom
Woman was ‘devastated’ with DPP decision not to prosecute MMA fighter over alleged assaults
Woman suing Conor McGregor over alleged sexual assault says he was ‘not taking no for an answer’
Mixed Martial Arts fighter says sex in hotel penthouse suite was consensual
Kyran Durnin case should be ‘watershed moment’ for child protection, urges special rapporteur
Irish State legally vulnerable because of ‘obvious gap’ between rights of children on paper and in practice
State child care system ‘in crisis’ and vulnerable children are ‘falling through the cracks’
Report of Child Law Project ‘sounds the alarm’ says special rapporteur on child protection
‘I can see his anger growing’: Woman obtains barring order over husband’s alleged abusive behaviour
Dublin district family court also dealt with six separate applications by parents, five mothers and one father, for protection from their adult children
Former Bar council chair Sara Phelan among six new judges nominated for appointment
High Court’s Mr Justice Denis McDonald nominated to Court of Appeal
Jury in murder trial of law professor sent away until tomorrow
Diarmuid Phelan has denied the murder of a trespasser on his farm in February 2022
Man shot on law professor’s farm convicted 12 years earlier of assaulting garda, murder trial told
Upset trespasser told Garda after friend was shot he had concerns he would be seen as ‘a rat’ if he made a statement
Diarmuid Phelan trial: Law professor told garda he shot a man on his farm, jury told
Murder accused told gardaí he used rifle to shoot a dog and shot a man with revolver, court hears