Law Society and Bar Council urge Minister for Justice to move to break impasse

Nicolas Guillou said the European project was in grave danger if tariff fears outweighed the importance of fighting crimes against humanity

Solicitors tell senior judges the Minister for Justice has ‘failed to engage’ meaningfully over legal aid payments

Student who got fully-funded five-year scholarship is among more than 100 denied visas

John O’Driscoll ‘unequivocally not insolvent’ at relevant time, High Court rules

Ruling issued that plaintiff failed to establish negligence or breach of duty against defendant

Complainant says adjournment of trial has exacerbated his mental health difficulties

Rising hate is threatening democracy and social cohesion warns human rights watchdog

US president risks causing ‘global catastrophe’, warns lawyers’ group

Gardaí questioning suspect (40s) in relation to incident in Ballivor early on Monday

Arrests of the two, both aged in their 20s, was made on Monday morning

MacGuill took test case that forced Government to reform Ireland’s criminal injuries compensation scheme

Oireachtas justice committee to invite Minister to hearing as courts backlog worsens; Minister insists courts are ‘operating effectively’

Award-winning journalist wrote biographies of John Hume and David Trimble

Man undertakes before domestic violence court to stay away from family home for three years