Legal world divided on legacy of retiring High Court president
Mary Irvine angered barristers with guidelines slashing minor personal injury awards
New to the bench: judges to be trained for the first time
Ethics, bias and sensitivity training will help judges who feel ‘thrown in the deep end’
Judges’ meeting on personal injuries plan set to be delayed again
Isme chief airs concerns over crunch meeting on personal injury awards
Report recommends new body to oversee legal training
Minister welcomes proposal allowing for providers outside Law Society and King’s Inns
Judge’s attendance at Oireachtas golf dinner ‘a test for the judiciary’ – Howlin
Supreme Court judge’s actions will test ‘maintenance of standards’ across public life
Ceann Comhairle writes to Bríd Smith over comments about judge
Minister for Justice says Deputy’s comments in the Dáil ‘highly personalised’ and ‘an attack on democracy itself’
Supreme Court judge says extension of legal aid should be considered
John McMenamin expresses concern over high number of lay litigants coming before courts
Judicial appointments Bill can be revived by next government - Ross
Judiciary and politicians who opposed controversial legislation welcome its lapsing with dissolution of Dáil
Warsaw protest over judicial independence ‘humbling’
‘It was ... startling to feel the level of public support,’ says Mr Justice John MacMenamin
Irish judge joins Warsaw march over ‘threat to independence’ of judiciary
Mr Justice John MacMenamin among EU judges calling for protection of Polish peers
Irish judges to condemn Polish government’s judicial policy
Association of Judges of Ireland will join protest in Warsaw against ‘threats’ to rule of law
The Irish Times view on Irish judges protesting in Poland: crossing a line
Judiciary’s move to join demonstration over foreign government’s policies is problematic
Irish judge will join protest march over curbs on Polish judiciary
Mr Justice John MacMenamin will join ‘silent' protest in Warsaw against reforms by PiS party
The Irish Times view on judicial posts: losing its appeal?
The claim that the calibre of judicial applicants is in decline would need more rigorous analysis than we have seen
Concern expressed over quality of people applying to be judges
Letter reminds public service pay body of view expressed previously about judicial recruitment
George Birmingham named president of Court of Appeal
Promotion of former Fine Gael TD and Minister of State agreed at Cabinet meeting
Legal changes introduced by Polish government ‘shocking’ – Irish judge
Ms Justice Aileen Donnelly is asking guidance in extradition case
Who is Justice Aileen Donnelly and why have her actions caused anger in Poland?
Judge suspended extradition of man to Poland over legal system changes there
Judges condemn ‘personalised attacks and invective’ by Polish media
Ms Justice Aileen Donnelly suspended the extradition of a Polish man
Judges lobbied for colleague in Europe to be appointed to Irish bench
Former European Court of Human Rights judge Ann Power was not appointed
Reprimanded judges should be named, Opposition argues
Parties object to secrecy elements in proposed legislation on a judicial council
Letter to Varadkar reveals strength of feeling among senior judges
Letter regarding planned reforms carries more weight than usual channel partly because it’s so rare
Peter Kelly: Independent judge who stood up to governments
Chief Justice candidate appointed head of High Court in 2015
Judicial reform plan a ‘deliberate kick in the teeth’ for Chief Justice
Ex-Supreme Court judge says not having Chief Justice as chair says ‘you’re not good enough’
Q&A: Why is there a row over the appointment of judges?
Judges are opposed to the idea that a lay majority body should appoint judges
Senior judges voice Bill concerns in unprecedented letter
Five court presidents write to Taoiseach over ‘implications for administration of justice’
Scheme for judges to top up pensions delayed by ‘decade or more’
Association of Judges of Ireland say ‘obstacles’ have been put in way of judiciary
Judges criticial of plan to alter eligibility for expenses
Court sittings could be disrupted if judges rise early to be home by ‘reasonable hour’
Ban on new judges could be ‘disastrous’ for court system
High Court judge criticises Cabinet decision to halt appointments until new law passed
Senator to table motion calling for register of judges’ interests
Culture of openness and transparency needed, says Independent Victor Boyhan
Tributes paid to Adrian Hardiman, ‘one of great legal minds’
Late Supreme Court judge was ‘proud and patriotic Irishman’, says President Higgins
Judges want Government to fast-track end of two-tier pay
Association of Judges sought ‘credit’ for those serving for morethan two years
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