Resentencing comes after Court of Appeal issued new sentencing guidance for sexual assault offences

Slawomir Gierlowski’s legal team tells Court of Appeal case against him was ‘fragile’ and ‘circumstantial’, involving ‘weak forensic evidence'

Michael Scott’s trial heard of long-running dispute with Chrissie Treacy over land

Property developer claimed official assignees were not validly appointed

Former director of Irish-registered equities firm and an insurance company are contesting whether he should fight his case in Ireland or Norway

Court of Appeal judges had ruled against human rights commission in summer

House was built almost 20 years ago without planning permission

Judge said submissions by Feliks Adrianov (55) ‘defy sense’

Devices contained CCTV pictures, possible images of suspects and Pulse incidents, Supreme Court hears

Limerick student was killed in hit and run crash in which convicted man had filmed himself speeding

Enoch Burke repeatedly demanded judge address ‘kernel’ question at the centre of his case

Luca and Marco Gambucci were mistakenly arrested when gardaí were investigating an attempted handbag theft

Earlier Supreme Court ruling in related case means neither Italian maker of Diesel jeans nor Irish company can register trademarks

Nicolae and Florin Mazarache were stopped by a garda at Dublin Airport in April 2021

He was on bail over botched procedure at time and did not always use anaesthetic, court hears

Court of Appeal dismissed Noel Martin snr’s application and awarded costs against him

Lawyers for DPP argue custodial threshold had been passed and fully suspended sentence represented substantial departure from norm

Former singer with Welsh band Lostprophets was serving 29 years for child sex offences

Employee had engaged in case against company which failed

The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission is seeking leave to appeal finding State did not breach human dignity rights of international protection applicants