When family law becomes ‘lawfare’: One woman’s costly journey through the courts
A man’s protracted litigation against former partner has entered its 15th year, pushing legal costs to €350,000
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Somali teen who came to Ireland alone wins right to challenge State after-care provision
Irish Refugee Council seeks order requiring Tusla to reassess whether teenager needs further life assistance
Death of Grace Lynch jolts Micheál Martin into promise of prompt action
Taoiseach vows to ban scramblers from public roads following death of 16 year old in Dublin
Plan to slash legal costs in environmental cases is against EU law, say lawyers
Plan to slash legal fees payable in environmental cases is ‘contrary to EU law and Constitution’
AI Minister to seek legal advice on Government response to Grok app
Niamh Smyth says X must be held accountable for controversial AI-generated sexualised content
State carried out secret study on asking UN to make Northern Ireland a trusteeship
Confidential report on inviting peacekeepers to North was ‘very helpful’ to minister Garret Fitzgerald
Legal action taken against State over alleged failures on 1974 bombings in Dublin and Monaghan
Filings issued on behalf of some of the bereaved families of 1974 bombings, which killed 34
Enoch Burke will not be prosecuted for criminal contempt, Attorney General tells High Court
In rare court appearance as AG, Rossa Fanning SC said likely outcome and benefit of contempt case must be considered
Review into Kyran Durnin case to stay unpublished as concern is raised over another missing child
Norma Foley says she was informed gardaí were investigating case of a boy (10) who did not return to school in September
A ‘national embarrassment’: Ireland in breach of multiple water quality rules, court finds
European Court of Justice ruling raises questions about Government’s system of water charges
Attorney General signals ‘robust defence’ of judicial review on apartment guidelines
Coalition’s new design standards are being challenged over concerns they will reduce quality of future homes
Amount of judicial review planning litigation a ‘significant’ concern, says AG
Many believe system ‘too favourable’ to objectors, conference hears
Former attorney general to challenge Slane bypass planning approval in High Court
John Rogers says his lands and Unesco World Heritage Site will be affected by project
Supreme Court is still changing society, says Attorney General
Declarations of unconstitutionality still happening, says Rossa Fanning, but there is less ‘low-hanging fruit’
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